Technology

Deaf pupils talke to astronauts on the space station in a world first

13 September 2021

A group of pupils at the Mary Hare School for deaf children in Newbury will be talking to an Astronaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS) as it orbits above them at 11,000 miles per hour.

Local MP Welcomes Funding for Lightning-Fast Broadband in Bucks

2 August 2021

Democracy and Local Affairs, Homepage, Technology

Aylesbury MP Rob Butler has welcomed funding for lightning-fast broadband in rural parts of Buckinghamshire as part of the Government’s £5 billion boost to the Project Gigabit programme.

New electric bike scheme leads the charge along Waddesdon Greenway

19 March 2021

Democracy and Local Affairs, Environment, Physical Activities, Technology, Transport

The installation of a second docking station at Aylesbury Vale Parkway railway station, together with more e-bikes, will shortly complete Buckinghamshire's first e-bike rental scheme along the popular Waddesdon Greenway route.

Funding boost powers up electric vehicle ownership across Buckinghamshire

8 February 2021

Democracy and Local Affairs, Environment, Technology, Transport

£105K awarded to increase public EV charging units

Protect Your Passw0rd National Campaign Launched By Neighbourhood Watch

10 November 2020

Health and Social Care, Homepage, Technology

Neighbourhood Watch launches PROTECT YOUR Pa$$W0rD campaign with 3 quick and easy steps

£500k voucher scheme is an extra boost for rural broadband

16 September 2020

Democracy and Local Affairs, Technology

A Government broadband voucher scheme, set up to provide faster broadband services, has helped more than 200 Buckinghamshire homes and businesses since its launch in 2019.

E-scooter trials could be coming to Aylesbury and High Wycombe

11 August 2020

Community, Homepage, Technology, Transport

Buckinghamshire Council is currently applying to be a trial area for rental e-scooters.

Tribute to Margaret Sale, 1932-2020

26 March 2020

Cultural and the Arts, Technology

Margaret Sale, a founding volunteer on Bletchley Park and for eight years a trustee of The National Museum of Computing, has died aged 87.

Volunteer becomes trustee of TNMOC

25 February 2020

Cultural and the Arts, Education, Technology

Steven Kay, a volunteer at The National Museum of Computing, has been appointed as a trustee of the museum.

Researcher who revealed secrets of Colossus awarded honorary fellowship by TNMOC

4 February 2020