Between now and July, Natalie Turner is raising money for Oceans of Hope UK, a charity who organise sailing events for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Natalie was diagnosed with MS in 2020, after experiencing sudden and challenging symptoms. As part of her fundraising efforts, Natalie is reaching out to our community for support. […]
Police are releasing images of jewellery that was stolen during a burglary in Long Marston in a bid to trace them. The items were taken during a break-in that occurred between Friday 3 May at around 12.15pm and Monday 6 May at around 2.15pm on Station Road. The offenders have gained entry to the home […]
On Sunday 9 June the Bucks Radio Tour de Vale Charity Bike Ride will be returning to Aylesbury and the beautiful surrounding countryside. Organised by WheelPower since 2004, the event has become a highlight on the local calendar, as riders of all ages and abilities come together to turn pedal power in to vital funds […]
Over £24m is being invested over the late May bank holiday weekend to improve journeys on the West Coast main line between London Euston and Scotland and over £6m between London Euston and Stafford. Network Rail engineers will complete important railway upgrades between Saturday 25 and Monday 27 May which will help to enable smoother […]
Police are appealing for witnesses and information following an assault in Berkhamsted. The incident occurred around 1am on Monday 6 May, on the High Street. It is reported that there was an altercation between a group of males, before three teenage girls were assaulted. One of the teenagers, aged 19, hit her head and sustained […]
The proposed redevelopment of Kings Road church has caused concern for neighbours, who say that the scale of the proposed building is out of proportion to the surrounding residential buildings in a designated conservation area, and mean that an historical building will be demolished. The group, Neighbours Of The Proposed Kings Road Church Redevelopment, add […]
More than just a theatre, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre’s Creative Learning programme offers events with a difference over the coming months, with sessions to appeal to all ages. Perfect for pre-schoolers, Storytime at AWT is a monthly get together, where parents, carers and childminders can enjoy an interactive storytelling session complete with songs, crafts and games. […]
British Flowers Week, held between 3-9 June in collaboration with Flowers From the Farm celebrates the splendour, beauty and diversity of locally grown seasonal flowers. Flowers From The Farm is an award-winning, membership association championing artisan growers of seasonal, scented and sustainable British cut flowers. You too can experience the beautiful varieties and delicate fragrances […]
Showcasing the work of the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit (MCU) in securing convictions against offenders of serious sexual offences which occurred up to 50 years ago, two programmes will air on BBC 2 on tonight and tomorrow (20 and 21 May). With the advancement of forensic science and DNA intelligence, the MCU […]
Our Bookshop in Tring is busily raising funds to save its future. Our Bookshop has been open in the town for just four and a half years and has become the focus for events such as the Tring Book Festival and a schedule of author visits. With the lease for the ground floor retail space […]
New figures analysing sewage dumped in Council areas have revealed that sewage was dumped into waterways in the County of Hertfordshire for 11,328 hours in 2023. The analysis is based on official data from the Environment Agency, compiled by the House of Commons Library for the Liberal Democrats. It shows sewage was dumped into local […]
At Dacorum Borough Council’s Full Council meeting on Wednesday 15 May 2024, changes to the administration’s leadership and cabinet positions were announced to members and the public. In May 2023, the Liberal Democrats were elected as the majority party in Dacorum, winning 28 of 51 seats at the borough elections. Cllr Ron Tindall, who had […]