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Wildlife Crime Officers say a fine of £5,000 could be handed out after reports that a peregrine falcon had been shot in Aylesbury Vale.
The team were called to an area near Quainton on Thursday morning.
They say peregrines are a schedule 1 bird, meaning they can’t be shot.
Arrest after suspected firearm incident in Fairford Leys
Police officers attended a report of a person walking around a car park with what was believed to be a firearm (03/01/25)
Next phase of Moving Traffic Enforcement cameras in Bucks goes live this month
After Buckinghamshire Council was granted powers to ensure motorists comply with Moving Traffic restrictions and installed enforcement cameras in 2023, cameras in 14 further traffic trouble hotspots nominated by locals are set to go live in this month.
Big freeze: RSPCA tips to keep animals safe as cold snap hits
With temperatures set to drop in Bucks, and snow and ice forecast, the RSPCA has issued advice and top tips to keep pets, livestock and wildlife safe and happy amid the big freeze.
Council reports significant progress in climate change and air quality efforts
Buckinghamshire Council has released its third annual Climate Change and Air Quality Progress Report, highlighting substantial achievements in its ongoing environmental initiatives.
Oxford Road NOW OPEN heading out of town by the College
TRAVEL UPDATE: Problems on the Oxford Road in Aylesbury, with long delays in both directions following an accident. Also issues near Pitchcott, with reports of an overturned car blocking the road.
82-year-old man charged with attempted murder in Aylesbury
A man has been charged with attempted murder in Aylesbury.
Bus passengers in Bucks face £1 fare cap rise
Bus passengers in England will face an increase in single fares from £2 to £3.
Beaconsfield double yellow lines to be removed and right turn bans introduced
Double yellow lines in Beaconsfield are to be removed and right turn bans introduced, Buckinghamshire Council has said.
