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Roadworks for the week ahead – Mon 22nd Oct 2018
Week commencing Monday 22nd October 2018 Transport for Buckinghamshire will be carrying out work at the following locations.
Pro-European activists from High Wycombe attend People’s March in London
A group of Pro-European activists from Pulse of Europe in High Wycombe attended the People’s March in London on Saturday 20th October 2018.
Camper van caught fire in Lancaster Road, High Wycombe
A camper van caught fire in Lancaster Road, High Wycombe during the afternoon of Friday 19th October 2018.
Sniffer dog Pippa to show off her skills in detecting illegal tobacco at roadshows in Aylesbury and Wycombe
Pippa the sniffer dog is set to show off her skills in detecting illegal tobacco at roadshows in Aylesbury and Wycombe.
Virtual permits for on-street parking in Buckinghamshire to be launched on Tue 30th Oct 2018
Tuesday 30th October 2018 has been set as the launch date for Transport for Buckinghamshire’s ‘virtual permits’ for on-street parking in resident permit areas and online applications for all other permit types.
Wrong way M40 death crash car had previous crash in High Wycombe
Police have revealed that a car involved in a fatal collision on the M40 had also been involved in a collision in High Wycombe a few days earlier.
Buckinghamshire County Council 2019 budget consultation launched
Residents in Buckinghamshire are being asked to help the County Council make important budget decisions in a consultation that was launched on Monday 15th October 2018.
‘Beaconsfield Decides’ launched with a £10,000 pot of council money for local schemes and projects in Beaconsfield
Buckinghamshire County Council has launched ‘Beaconsfield Decides’, an initiative where local people vote for the project they think deserves the biggest slice of a £10,000 pot of council money.
Car turned over in Amersham
Firefighters attended Rectory Hill, Amersham during the afternoon of Wednesday 17th October 2018 after a car turned onto its roof.
Thames Valley Police Chief Constable announces decision to retire
The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police has announced that he is to retire.
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