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
Buckinghamshire Street Associations win national recognition
Buckinghamshire County Council’s Street Associations scheme has been named as one of nine leading community projects at the prestigious Local Government Chronicle Awards.
High Wycombe based craft company to host business event to empower crafting entrepreneurs
A High Wycombe based craft company is to host a business event to Empower Crafting Entrepreneurs in April 2019.
Councils in Buckinghamshire to share legal resources in preparation for unitary authority
From autumn 2019, the county and district councils in Buckinghamshire will sharing legal resources as part of the first steps to join up support services in preparation for the new Buckinghamshire Council.
Chesham to benefit from £3.4m flood protection plan
A £3.4 million flood management scheme has been drawn up to protect the historic old town area of Chesham from flash flooding.
Police launch investigation following two stabbing incidents in High Wycombe
Two stabbing incidents in High Wycombe have resulted in an investigation being launched by Thames Valley Police.
Three injured as cars collide in Stoke Mandeville
Three people were injured when two cars collided in Station Road, Stoke Mandeville during the afternoon of Thursday 4th April 2019.
Skip caught fire in Chiltern Avenue, High Wycombe
A skip on fire in Chiltern Avenue, High Wycombe required the attention of firefighters during the late evening of Wednesday 3rd April 2019.
Fire broke out in a bungalow in Carrington Road, High Wycombe
Fire broke out in a ground floor bedroom and the roof of converted bungalow in Carrington Road, High Wycombe during the morning of Wednesday 3rd April 2019.
Fire broke out in The Avenue Methodist Church, Rutland Avenue, High Wycombe
Fire broke out in The Avenue Methodist Church, Rutland Avenue, High Wycombe during the late evening of Sunday 31st March 2019.
Overnight road works to start in High Wycombe on Mon 1st Apr 2019
Overnight road improvement work will take place in Queen Victoria Road, Easton Street and Abbey Way in High Wycombe starting on Monday 1st April 2019.
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