Thame Today

A Thame Market auctioneer oversaw a hugely popular miniature Shetland pony sale.

Positive budget proposals which include lowering council tax and investment affecting Thame residents go before councillors next week.

A woman who thought she had killed her boyfriend in a car accident arranged for his classic car to be restored to full glory as a surprise for him after he recovered.

Wine expert, Ben Robinson has beat off competition from across the country to secure a place in the national final of the hospitality industry’s most prestigious competition – The Gold Service Scholarship.

A man has been arrested in connection with a hit and run incident in Aylesbury.

Almost 20 recommendations have been proposed by a committee assessing Bucks County Council’s budget plans.

The body of a man found in an Aylesbury stream has been named as Prabakarann Balachandran.

Aylesbury MP David Lidington has voted against a bill legalising gay marriage.

A father who was carrying his 10-year-old daughter when they were mown down by a hit and run driver says they are lucky to be alive.

Chinnor Players raised £2,000 for leukaemia and lymphoma research through its autumn production of Calendar Girls.

The family of an Aylesbury father who died after an assault have said memories of him will be treasured deep in their hearts forever.

A long time before John Nettles and the TV show Midsomer Murders first aired, Buckinghamshire was frequently the focus of the nation’s attention because of its notorious real-life murders.

Forget expensive gifts or sexy lingerie – what people want is a love letter, a handwritten poem or a passionate embrace, according to a new study by British Heart Foundation shops in support of their annual Love Notes fundraising campaign as part of National Heart Month.

A new outdoor trail will be unveiled at Waddesdon Manor during the school half term.

A Vale MP believes the government should be prepared to buy more homes in Wendover and Aylesbury because of HS2 and make the rules clearer.

The National Spinal Injuries Unit is looking to recruit new nurses.

A council has been summoned to the High Court to defend a judicial review of it’s decision to build a 300,000 tonne incinerator at Calvert.

A rise in the number of cars being stolen after thieves take keys from inside homes has prompted a police warning.

A body found near Waddesdon during a murder inquiry has been formally identified as Patricia Goodband.

Despite the poor economy one hairdressers celebrated its 18th birthday this week not with a pint but with a team building day.