The Door
Four per cent of areas in Bucks still don’t have acceptable broadband levels
But there’s not enough money in the Bucks Council kitty to do anything about it.
That's according to Martin Tett, who has described some speeds as Stone Age.
And with more people relying on home-internet for work and schooling, he says that needs to change.
But with the new infrastructure costing hundreds of millions of pounds, Bucks council will need to rely on central government funding to make it happen.
Long-Standing Charity Shop Closing
The RSPCA charity shop in Princes Risborough is closing.
Aylesbury Youth Motor Project Grand Opening
The unveiling of the new site will happen this upcoming Saturday (5/4).
Chiltern Open Air Museum Awarded Grant by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
The grant will go towards enhancing accessibility to heritage.
2024 Officially one of the Worst Years on Record for UK butterflies
Butterfly Conservation is now urging people to not cut their grass from April to September.
Bletchley Park Codebreaker and War Hero Betty Webb Dies at 101
Charlotte “Betty” Webb MBE, a celebrated codebreaker from Bletchley Park who dedicated much of her life to military service and historical preservation, has passed away at the age of 101.
Man Fatally Shot by Police in Milton Keynes Incident
A man has died following a police shooting incident at Milton Keynes railway station this afternoon (April 1).
A Scrumdiddlyumptious Eye-Popping Mural Unveiled at Great Missenden Station
A large-scale mural has been unveiled at Great Missenden station, the result of a collaborative project between The Roald Dahl Museum, sixth form students from The Misbourne school, and renowned mural artist Sólveig Magnúsdóttir.
A Home for Straw Hat Plaiting at Amersham Museum
The museum hopes to bring back the art to the area.
