- Have-a-go pensioner 'whacks' raider
- Soldier shot dead in Afghanistan
- Police probe Ferdinand package
- Farmer jailed over rotting animals
- Judges bid to speed up hacking case
- Burglary victim died of injuries
- Police perjury retrial 'unlikely'
- Face of man who helped escapee
- Two charged over decapitated body
- 350 steel redundancies 'disastrous'
- Crimewatch leads on jail van escape
- Britain braced for cold weather
- Father slams Winehouse catwalk show
- Olympics baby rule an anomaly: Coe
- Implants chief faces French charges
- Bonus for RBS boss sparks debate
- Housing market 'to remain subdued'
- Voters opt for elected mayor system
- Two quizzed over decapitation death
- Concerns raised on police phone use
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Chance to speak up on public transport
TRANSPORT for Bucks (TfB) launched a countywide public consultation for the Travel Bucks Strategy this week to encourage feedback on public transport provision. The consultation runs until March 5.
Joint friendly health walk in south Northants
NORDIC WALKING: A series of learn to Nordic walk courses are being held across the district by South Northants Council.
Jobs: Standards body launches new way of measuring recruitment decisions
A NEW way of making sure that the right people get selected for jobs has been launched by a standards body.
New Rotarians inducted at joint meeting
MORE than 50 Rotarians and guests from Buckingham and Winslow attended an event at the Bell Hotel in Winslow.
Two injured on crashes on local roads
A MAN and a woman have been injured in separate road traffic incidents this morning, Friday.
Sport
Hampton spurs Bicester victory
RUGBY: Bicester’s backs were in outstanding form last Saturday as they swept aside Phoenix 63-10 away.
Crowds flock to races at Towcester
TOWCESTER’S meeting on Sunday attracted a crowd of 3,500 who enjoyed a bumper day’s racing.
New bus stop and car park details revealed
DETAILS of Bicester town centre’s new car parking and bus stop arrangements have been revealed ahead of the start of major redevelopment work on January 30.
Thomas fires hat-trick as impressive Ardley bounce back to win at Reading
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School is one of the country’s best
STUDENTS and staff at the Elizabeth Woodville School have plenty to smile about after its post-16 results were in the top 20 per cent nationally.
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Firm built a social media empire to support its recruitment business video
A RECRUITMENT business has built a media empire to support its leading place in the recession-hit sector.
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See what’s on across the Advertiser and Review region
A whole load of activities are taking place over the coming weeks
ROAD TEST: Alan Candy drives the Skoda Yeti TDI
WE demand so much from our cars nowadays. They need to be fuel efficient, family friendly, practical, versatile, fun to drive, safe. And if possible, get us through ice and snow safely, too.
Alan Dee’s guide to this week’s new releases
January, as any film fan knows, is the peak time for ‘look at me’ releases in which big-time stars aim to catch the eye of the Oscar voters with worthy performances that might earn them a coveted golden statuette.
Geoff Cox’s guide to new DVD releases
It was 33 years ago that a John Le Carre novel was adapted for a BBC TV series and drew many admirers.
Community
Conservation volunteers pick litter in avenue
The Maids Moreton Avenue Conservation Group is organising a litter pick on Saturday.
Help, my life is just too complicated!
Britain is a complicated place to live according to new research released today which shows over half the population believe their lives are too complicated.
Music brings youth and age together
YOUTH and age came together when pupils and staff of Stowe School played an afternoon of jazz at a lunch organised by members of the Buckingham and District U3A’s two jazz appreciation groups.
Test your wits at quiz night
BUCKINGHAM: Test your wits at an Alzheimers Society quiz night on Friday, February 10.
Lake District challenge will help fund Trust’s work
The Meningitis Trust, the UK’s top charity supporting people affected by meningitis, is challenging individuals and groups to test themselves by entering its English 3000s – Trek in the Lake District event. The event, in September, tackles eight notable 3,000 ft plus peaks, all in 48 hours.
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Weather for Buckingham
Friday 27 January 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 1 C to 8 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: South west
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: -1 C to 6 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: North
