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A Bucks MP is calling for a ban on mobile phones in schools, following growing concerns about the impact on young people’s mental health.
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The full details of Wycombe Hospital’s long-awaited redevelopment have now been unveiled following the submission of a planning application.
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Plans to demolish a three-bed chalet bungalow in a Little Chalfont village to build semi-detached homes for two brothers has been rejected.
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Excavations are set to take place Chesham High Street, which is closed to vehicles amid a paving investigation.
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An order preventing visitors from attending a High Wycombe property has come into force 'following constant issues' with anti-social behaviour.
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Marlow's Higginson Park playground was closed on October 15 due to a wasp nest, but has today (October 16) reopened say Bucks Council.
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A dispersal order was authorised for Bletchley for from 5.39pm on October 15 until 2am on October 16.
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A ram-raid has taken place at a Nationwide building society branch on Olney High Street, Bucks with an attempt to 'steal the ATM'.
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About Aylesbury
Aylesbury is an old market town, and the county town of Buckinghamshire, in South East England. Located centrally in the county it lies in the Aylesbury Vale between the Chiltern Hills (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and the north of Buckinghamshire. In 2017 Aylesbury was designated a Garden Town. A vibrant community of approximately 160,000 people in the Aylesbury Vale district as a whole, and over 60,000 in the town.
Aylesbury has very early origins as a settlement from the Bronze Age, and it’s believed the Anglo Saxons named the town Aigler burgh. Evolving into a market town it became a central point for surrounding villages. Aylesbury has a rich history. A fort once stood at Castle Street in the town centre, and today we can still enjoy historic architecture in the old part of town around St. Mary’s church. A growing trade and administrative centre, Aylesbury’s Canal and then the railway came in the 1800s. Its growth through the 20th century and into the present has cemented its role as a key town in Buckinghamshire’s development, balancing a blend of modernity and tradition.
Aylesbury is also known for the Aylesbury Duck, a breed originally developed in the town in the 18th century. Known for its white plumage, it was bred for its size and became an important part of the local agricultural economy. The breed remains a symbol of Aylesbury’s farming heritage.
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