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
BARRACLOUGH ON THE BALL – Blues must win to survive
Let’s face it Wycombe Wanderers are in a spot of bother. Even the most enthusiastic of supporters will surely agree this seasons performance has been disappointing to say the least. Last weeks defeat pushed the Blues to within a whisker relegation zone and potentially an exit from the Football League. It’s a far cry from […]
Man trapped following car crash in Amersham
A male driver was trapped in his car following a car crash on the A413 London Road, Amersham at approximately 9.30am this morning. The driver was released using hydraulic rescue equipment by firefighters who attended from both Amersham and Chesham fire stations. Another injured man was released from the wreckage before the firefighters arrived.
Chiltern Railways wins top award for punctuality
Chiltern Railways have won the ‘Gold Award’ for operational performance at the prestigious Golden Whistle Awards in recognition of an excellent track record in punctuality. Now in their fifth year the Golden Whistle Awards are organised by the Institute of Railway Operators (IRO) and Modern Railways magazine. This latest award comes on top of being named the top franchised […]
Fire in Baker Street
At 7.06pm on Sunday 2nd February 2014 fire fighters attended Baker Street in High Wycombe to tackle a fire in the open.
MATCH REPORT – 1-0 defeat at Bury sees Blues slide to 22nd in League Two
A goal from Bury striker Anton Forrester in the 34th minute was enough to earn three points for Bury and send Wycombe Wanderers home one place closer to relegation. Fielding a team unchanged for the last three fixtures Wycombe made a positive start to the match with skipper Stuart Lewis placing the first shot on […]
New Local Plan may increase house building
Wycombe District Council have recently published a pamphlet entitled ‘A new Local Plan for the Wycombe District to 2031’. According to the pamphlet to keep pace with Government targets between 500 to 700 new houses a year may need to be built in the Wycombe District until the year 2031. This is a rise from the […]
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