Matthew Clark
Journalist/contributor at Wycombe Today.
Likes news and current affairs especially anything relating to High Wycombe or South Buckinghamshire.
You can contact me directly using e-mail at : matthew.clark [at] wycombetoday.com
Matthew Clark's Latest Posts
Shop owner in Desborough Road, High Wycombe has licence to sell alcohol revoked
The owner of a High Wycombe shop owner has had his licence to sell alcohol revoked after Magistrates heard about a string of licensing offences.
Eight recycling centres in South Bucks to close
Eight recycling centres run by South Bucks District Council are to be closed.
Revised bin collection dates over the Easter bank holiday 2019 in the Wycombe District
During the week of the Easter bank holiday 2019 a revised schedule of bin collection dates will be in operation in the Wycombe District.
Bus stop closures and diversions for the week ahead – Mon 15th April 2019
Week commencing Monday 15th April 2019 the following Bus Stop closures and diversions are expected to affect bus services in Buckinghamshire.
Roadworks for the week ahead – Mon 15th Apr 2019
Week commencing Monday 15th April 2019 Transport for Buckinghamshire will be carrying out work at the following locations.
Woman driver punched unconcious by man who ‘jumped out of the bushes’ in Stoke Poges
A female motorist was punched unconscious during an assault in Stoke Poges on Monday 8th April 2019.
Firefighters switch off hair dryer that had been locked in the bedroom of property in Cotswold Way, High Wycombe
A hair dryer was left on in a locked bedroom of a property in Cotswold Way, High Wycombe during the morning of Friday 12th April 2019.
Boy, 9, and man injured in fail to stop collision in Mill End Road, High Wycombe
A nine year old boy and a man were injured in a fail to stop collision in Mill End Road, High Wycombe on Thursday 11th April 2019.
Car and lorry collide on the M40
A car and a lorry collided on the M40 during the evening of Thursday 11th April 2019.
Driver from High Wycombe involved in fatal M40 wrong way crash ‘had cancer in brain’
A coroner has said that a man who caused a fatal crash by going the wrong way on the M40 was probably suffering from confusion brought on by cancer in his brain.
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