Fill in our bus survey, passengers urged
A review of bus services to small towns, villages and rural areas is launched today (Wednesday, 6 June) by Buckinghamshire County Council.
Ale trail entertains record numbers – and a whisky festival is up next
The annual Leighton Buzzard Railway Ale Trail saw a record number of visitors over the weekend of 2nd and 3rd June. More than 500 attendees were able to taste 20 different beers and ciders from Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, including the Leighton Buzzard Brewery’s Narrow Gauge, a golden ale named in honour of our line.
Work starts on high priority Beaconsfield relief road
Preliminary work starts today (Monday 4 June) on the northern section of Beaconsfield's new relief road, one of Buckinghamshire County Council's high priority investment schemes.
Special train to commemorate 50 years of steam at Leighton Buzzard Railway
50 years of steam at Leighton Buzzard Railway to be commemorated with a special train
HS2 Assurances for Wendover
Buckinghamshire County Council have been given Assurances relating to HS2. Money from HS2 Ltd. is available to pay for these very specific projects.
TfB receives international accreditation for excellence in asset management
Transport for Buckinghamshire (TfB) has received international accreditation for its work in effective and efficient management of its assets.
TfB make emergency repairs to large underground sinkhole in Marlow
Yesterday, Wednesday 16th May, Transport for Buckinghamshire made emergency repairs to a large underground void at the junction of Dean Street and Queen’s Road, Marlow.
Bucks will sort potholes after record winter damage, says the man at the top
Mark Shaw fears his photo is fixed to a thousand dartboards.
£5m extra to invest in Buckinghamshire’s roads
Buckinghamshire County Council Councillors have unanimously agreed to use more than £1 million from the Council's reserves to boost investment in the county's roads.
Work begins on Waddesdon Greenway route
After a long, wet winter & spring, local contractors Hazell and Jefferies have now started work on the new Waddesdon Greenway route between Aylesbury Vale Parkway railway station and Waddesdon Manor