Bucks Free Press

Bucks Free Press

The Bucks Free Press is a local newspaper that comes out every Friday, serving the High Wycombe area in Buckinghamshire, England. It has been in circulation since December 19, 1856. Although it has "free" in its name, the newspaper primarily focuses on news from south Buckinghamshire, with a special emphasis on High Wycombe, Amersham, Princes Risborough, and Beaconsfield, instead of covering the entire county.

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English
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61
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#64666

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#2635

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#181

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  • 9 hours ago | bucksfreepress.co.uk | Nathan Russell

    Caleb McDuff, 17, from South Wales, joined his Team BRIT teammates to support Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, a Princes Risborough charity. The charity, which has a training centre in Princes Risborough, trains dogs to alert deaf people to important sounds. The fundraising event took place on Sunday, May 4, at Silverstone, where the team was competing in the Britcar Endurance Championship.

  • 3 days ago | bucksfreepress.co.uk | Elizabeth Scott

    The event, which was held at RAF Halton, marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, watched by families, civic and military dignitaries. The parade took place as part of a national commemoration programme, VE80, marking the end of the Second World War in Europe in 1945. Various contingents participated, including cadets from the Royal Grammar School in High Wycombe, the Sir Thomas Freemantle Secondary School in Winslow, and the Pioneer Secondary Academy in Stoke Poges.

  • 3 days ago | bucksfreepress.co.uk | Elizabeth Scott

    6 1/1 The latest submissions to the Bucks Free Press Camera Club showcase the serenity and beauty of our region’s historic landmarks and waterways, captured during moments of striking light and atmosphere. Phil Laybourne’s image of All Saints Church in Marlow, bathed in warm evening illumination, reveals the majestic architecture reflected in the still Thames waters.

  • 3 days ago | bucksfreepress.co.uk | Elizabeth Scott

    Buckinghamshire sunrise snapped with border collie (Image: Karen Livett) Karen Livett captured this heart-warming photo of her dog enjoying a sunny morning walk on May 3. The Border Collie, standing alert amidst buttercups and long grass, is bathed in soft morning light, with the early sun glowing behind a line of trees — a perfect blend of nature and companionship. If you’ve got a photo you’re proud of, why not share it?

  • 3 days ago | bucksfreepress.co.uk | Elizabeth Scott

    L-R Pilot James Gullett, pilot Simon Zingg, Booking Officer Sam Armstrong (Image: James Gullett, MAF) A Buckinghamshire pilot is a lifeline for communities hit by severe flooding in Australia. Since the beginning of April, record-breaking rains have turned East Arnhem Land’s roads into rivers, cutting off more than 550 people across 25 Laynhapuy homelands in the Northern Territory. Eight of these communities are in critical condition, with access by road now impossible.