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Aylesbury could be on the way to retaining its title of the worst place to live in England.
Milton Keynes and High Wycombe are also in the running on the website iLiveHere's annual vote.
Currently Aylesbury, which topped the list in 2022, has the most votes between the three on the Twitter ranking but Milton Keynes is ahead of the other two Bucks locations on Facebook.
Here's a link to iLiveHere's polls for the best and worst places to live (external website)
Return of 'park pop-ups' for local businesses
Businesses looking to grow can now apply to hire spaces in selected council-owned parks.
Council launches new Growth Fund to boost the county's economy
Local organisations with ambitious, investment-ready projects are invited to submit Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to help grow the county’s economy.
Support for Buckinghamshire households that use heating oil
Buckinghamshire Council has responded to the Government’s recent announcement of financial support for low-income households who use heating oil, with council leader Steven Broadbent calling for further clarity on how the scheme will operate locally.
Ward councillor announces party switch
A councillor on Buckinghamshire Council has switched political allegiance, moving from the Liberal Democrats to the Conservatives.
Lead Environmental Regulator for East West Rail
The UK government has unveiled a major package of reforms designed to speed up the delivery of new homes, transport infrastructure, such as the East West Rail and clean energy projects, backed by a £100 million investment to modernise the planning system.
Bucks MP criticises Fire Authority's future plans for cutbacks in Parliament
Midbucks Tory MP Greg Smith's comments follow proposals which would see two Bucks fire stations close alongside the additional removal of six local on-call fire engines.
The Chilterns Neuro Centre raises £23,000 using creativity
The charity are celebrating the success of their 21st 'Pop-Up Art Weekend'.
Whitehill Park in Aylesbury revamped
The upgrade comes as part of Buckinghamshire council's play area improvement programme.
