The Bucks Herald

The Bucks Herald is a weekly newspaper that comes out every Wednesday. It focuses on Aylesbury and the nearby villages in the Aylesbury Vale region of Buckinghamshire, England. This publication has been in circulation since its inaugural issue on January 7, 1832.

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'Wycombe Hospital asbestos killed our parents now NHS must publish records'

1 day ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

The families of Wycombe Hospital workers ‘killed by asbestos’ are urging the NHS to publish records on the deadly material. The families of people who died after being exposed to asbestos while working at Wycombe Hospital have called for an NHS trust to publish its records on the deadly material.
201 years of wisdom! Centenarian High Wycombe care home residents share secrets to a long and happy life

2 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Tia Patel

Two High Wycombe care home residents, aged 100 and 101, have revealed their secrets to living a long and happy life. Two very special centenarian birthday celebrations took place at Care UK’s Catherine Court, on Cressex Road, when resident Gian Chand turned 100, and fellow resident Mary Potter turned 101 years ‘young’.
101-year-old High Wycombe care home resident shares secret to a long life

2 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Tia Patel

A 101-year-old resident at a High Wycombe care home has revealed her secret to living a long and happy life – having good genes and working hard. Daphne Farmer, who lives at Care UK’s Ridley Manor in Lane End, shared her wisdom as she celebrated her milestone birthday. Daphne was born in London on 3rd May 1924. Sadly, her mother passed away during her childhood, and she was raised by nurses while her father worked.
Ofsted tells Bucks Council to improve help for children at risk but says care ‘good’

2 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowOfsted has told Buckinghamshire Council to improve the way it helps children at risk of harm or neglect, while praising the ‘good’ service children in care receive. The watchdog made the judgment after inspecting the unitary authority’s children’s services in January and February.
Bucks dog trainer’s unlawful kennels and exercise area to be removed

2 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA Bucks dog trainer’s kennels and exercise area will be torn down after they were installed without permission. The unlawful structures are next to the Grand Union Canal and M25 on Thorney Lane, Iver, a site used to train working dogs, including for security and police work. A planning application to remove the facilities has been submitted to Buckinghamshire Council by Mr and Mrs Gill.
Doctor given warning after examining woman’s chest without chaperone at Stoke Mandeville Hospital

3 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA doctor at Stoke Mandeville Hospital who examined a woman’s chest without offering her a chaperone has been given a warning by a medical watchdog. Dr Joel Danjuma, who worked at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury, was found to have breached good medical practice by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS).
£2,300 payout for Bucks mum after daughter missed three school terms due to EHCP delays

4 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowBuckinghamshire Council has been told to pay a mum £2,300 after her daughter missed three school terms. Known only as Ms X, the woman had her complaint against the authority upheld by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman. The watchdog, which investigates complaints against councils, identified failures in Bucks Council’s Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process.
Film company with ties to Steven Spielberg plans to shoot in Ivinghoe this year

4 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA film company linked to Steven Spielberg has announced plans to shoot in Ivinghoe this year. SDTA Productions has applied to Buckinghamshire Council for permission to use land at Vicarage Farm, Horton Road in Ivinghoe for filmmaking from July 4. The company says filming will take place next to the site between September 19 and November 2, with film sets and equipment to be removed by the end of November.
Greens are alternative to Reform UK says Bucks councillor

4 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowThe Green Party is an alternative to Reform UK, a Bucks councillor who kept his seat in the local elections has said. Greg Smith was elected to represent Haddenham & Stone on Buckinghamshire Council during the May 1 vote. He was previously the unitary authority’s only Green member, but has now been joined by Maru Mormina, who was also elected in his ward last week.
Long-serving Buckinghamshire councillor goes independent just days after being elected for Labour

4 days ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Charlie Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA Labour councillor has gone independent just days after being elected for Labour and saying Bucks needed the party. Cllr Robin Stuchbury was re-elected to Buckinghamshire Council to represent Buckingham for Labour during the May 1 local elections last week. However, he is now listed as an Independent on the council website - although his register of interests still says he is a Labour member.