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Council leader calls for tougher penalties after littering

A man has been slapped with a fine after throwing fast food litter in the middle of the road.

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Amersham: HS2 under fire after sinkhole pollution fears

An environmental campaigner has slammed the high-speed railway after a ‘giant’ sinkhole opened above HS2 works near a Buckinghamshire lake.

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Bucks council slammed over dreadful pothole repair

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Council s dreadful attempt at repairing a pothole has been met with backlash from motorists.

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Bucks Council leader Martin Tett pays tribute to beautiful wife

Bucks Council leader Martin Tett pays tribute to beautiful wife
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Bucks rapid testing sites open in Wycombe, Aylesbury, Amersham and Buckingham

Rapid testing sites have opened in Amersham and Buckingham (PA Media) More rapid testing sites have opened in Buckinghamshire this week as Amersham and Buckingham are the latest places to have sites. Aylesbury and Wycombe first opened testing sites opened on February 3 in a bid to help identify asymptomatic cases of COVID-19 in Buckinghamshire Now rapid tests are also available in Amershamand Buckingham for anybody who needs to leave home to work or volunteer. The tests are free and take around 15 minutes offering a quick way for people without symptoms to find out if they have the virus. Cllr Mark Winn, member for Aylesbury East said: “It’s vitally important to get tested regularly if you are in contact with other members of your community.”

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