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  Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed that the multi-storey car park will close from Tuesday (5th May).

• Waddesdon man trekking almost 500 miles for Florence Nightingale Hospice

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• Bucks firefighters take to the mountains for charity

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• Aylesbury school recognised nationally for behaviour approach

  Elmhurst School, part of the Great Learners Trust, has been recognised at a national level for its approach to supporting pupils’ behaviour.

• Police Announce Death of Much-Loved Retired Dog Griff

  A retired police dog who served in Buckinghamshire has died at the age of 10.

• News Joint enforcement activity sees police and partners take action across Buckinghamshire

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• Cancer Unit Revamped Thanks to £30k Charity Funding

  Charities and clinical staff came together at the end of March to celebrate the opening of the newly-refurbished staff room at the Cancer Care and Haematology Unit (CCHU) at Stoke Mandeville Hospital