- Poorly pandas removed from view
- Frank Skinner to be a father at 55
- Team handshakes axed amid race row
- Lawyer: Tommy Sheridan to be gagged
- Man charged with motorist's murder
- Karzai thanks Britain for sacrifice
- Cleric warns against gay marriage
- Two arrested over toddler's death
- Big freeze fails to materialise
- Disabled groups in welfare protest
- Five held in hacking investigation
- RBS chairman waives £1.4m bonus
- Half want vote on EU membership
- Prisons nearly full: Government
- Three held after bank occupied
- Big freeze fails to materialise
- Two remanded over decapitated body
- Government record on racism slammed
- Welch claims the Big Brother spoils
- Escaped prisoner back in custody
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Diverse array of music on offer at village concert
A DIVERSE array of music is on offer from mandolin virtuoso Simon Mayor and singer Hilary James at Helmdon Reading at 7.45pm on Friday, February 24.
Brackley firm provides stop gap for ice skaters
A BRACKLEY firm is providing a stop gap while one of London’s ice skating landmarks is replaced.
Is Northants ‘wind farm capital’?
A REPORT which asks if Northants is becoming the windfarm capital of England has been welcomed by campaigners in the Advertiser region.
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Holiday scheme under threat as crunch bites
WINSLOW’S after-school and breakfast club for children will not be able to run its summer holiday play scheme this year if sufficient numbers don’t sign up for the Easter holiday play scheme.
Fight waste as a community food champion
BUCKS residents who are worried about food waste are being asked to sign up as volunteer food champions for their area.
Sport
Peugeot pull the plug on Le Mans
MOTORSPORT: In a shock move Peugeot have announced they are to withdraw from the World Endurance Championship and participation in the Le Mans 24-Hour Race with immediate effect, writes James Beckett.
Penalty miss is costly for Town
FOOTBALL: A second half penalty miss by Joel McCormick and a red card for substitute Euan Riley proved costly for Buckingham Town as they went down 3-1 at home to Wellingborough Whitworth in the UCL Division One.
Towcester Races in pictures
ADVERTISER and Review chief photographer Jake McNulty captured a series of action shots at Towcester Racecourse on Sunday, January 22.
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.
Video
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.
Lifestyle
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
Police cuts will put public at risk, says charity
Numbers of traffic police carrying out life-saving enforcement catching drunk and dangerous drivers have been slashed by 11.6 per cent in five years, according to road safety charity Brake.
Search is on for outstanding families
A search has been launched to find the country’s most outstanding families and reward them with a-money- can’t-buy experience.
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.
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.
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Weather for Buckingham
Saturday 28 January 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: -1 C to 7 C
Wind Speed: 16 mph
Wind direction: North
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Temperature: -1 C to 5 C
Wind Speed: 7 mph
Wind direction: North east
