A call to strengthen efforts to change the way children travel to and from school has come from County Councillors on Buckinghamshire's Transport, Environment and Communities Select Committee today (Tuesday March 21).
Two men from Aylesbury were convicted at High Wycombe Magistrates Court on 15 March 2017 for a fly tipping offence, after both pleading guilty.
Two men from Slough pleaded guilty at High Wycombe Magistrates Court on 15 March 2017 to a fly-tipping offence.
When it comes to rising flood water, The Willows estate, Aylesbury, is ready to rise to the challenge.
Nursery proprietor John O'Callaghan has been fined £31,000 for breaking planning enforcement stopping him importing waste on land next door.
Who knew that a tired old suitcase could be reinvented as a unique display case? Or that some unwanted clothes that have seen better days could come back to life as a custom-made cat bed?
The Hybrid Bill has been through the report and Committee stages of the House of Lords and has now been passed back to the House of Commons to agree the amendments added by the Lords.
A 4.3km mined tunnel is a very suitable alternative to the 1.2km cut and cover tunnel with two 500-metre viaducts and associated cuttings and embankments (as proposed by HS2 Ltd).
The Chilterns Green Belt and its Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) remain under unprecedented threat from development despite assurances in the new Government White Paper on Housing, says the Chiltern Society.
The Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Natural Environment Partnership (NEP) has published its first ever State of the Environment report.
