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What a relief! Plans to build four runway international airport in Haddenham in 2030 officially scrapped

Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd has now revealed the proposal, one of 10 being considered to tackle predictions that London airports will be full by 2030, is no longer being considered.

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Chinnor raises the roof at new pool

A community swimming pool is perfectly placed to handle the British weather after a new roof was installed.

Producer hoping for roaring success in Ice Age documentary

This sabre toothed tiger is just one Ice Age animal recreated in a BBC documentary masterminded by a Thame woman.

Four Thame companies are the pick of the bunch

Four Thame businesses have claimed success in the first ever Muddy Stilettos Awards.

One of a kind Indian items go on display

Unique products sources from across India are to be exhibited at an event in Long Crendon.

Archive shot from 2010 of a COMDEV engineer working on the contamination-free factory floor in Aylesbury

Aylesbury space firm lands £12m deal

Aylesbury-based space hardware manufacturer COM DEV has won a contract to develop radio frequency electronics equipment for a major international satellite manufacture.

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Shaun Delaney demonstrates Jask at Toys UK in Hale Leys, which stocks the game

Hamleys snaps up Aylesbury inventor’s boardgame

Britain’s greatest toy shop has struck a deal with an Aylesbury inventor to stock his boardgame this Christmas.

Anuradha Cooray lines up next to the legendary Mo Farah at London Marathon

Pies, marathons and TV: Aylesbury’s Cooray stars in new Greggs show

Aylesbury marathon man and Greggs worker Anruadha Cooray will get more time in front of the cameras in a Sky documentary.

Parish and MP ‘horrified’ by out of blue Vale airport plans

A parish council has slammed potential plans to build an airport just five miles from Aylesbury as ‘unreasonable and unfair’.

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Schoolkids get a lorry load of road safety tips

Primary school children across the county are learning about the dangers of lorries on roads thanks to a new council initiative.

Get your tickets to celebrate the best of Bucks’ businesses

With the finalists announced, The Buckinghamshire Ambassadors Enterprise Awards are nearly upon us and tickets are now available for the glittering ceremony and dinner.

Charlie Higson with pupils and his books at Lord Williamss School in Thame

Demand for author’s books double after visit to school

Acclaimed author Charlie Higson paid a visit to Lord Williams’s School to help inspire the next generation of writers.

Plans for ‘new Vale airport which would destroy two villages’

A new airport located just five miles from Aylesbury is under consideration, according to national media reports.

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View from the roof of Fairfax House, with thanks to the Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust. Pictured is the Buckingham Road area

Chance to shape future of Aylesbury Vale

People are being given a chance to comment on the future of Aylesbury Vale jobs and developments.

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Artist's impression of the Waterside Academy

‘Waterside Academy students will boost economy’

The price on a new education and training hub next to the Waterside Theatre has risen to an estimated £16.5 million.

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Douglas Chadwick from Long Crendon - Salty Dog Investor

Fortune to be had with help from a top tipster

His tips have brought a 20% profit in less than four months and now one of Bucks’ best investors is encouraging everyone to get in on the act.

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Making you part of the furniture

An independent furniture store is hoping to connect more with local people by featuring them in their adverts.

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