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An Aylesbury town centre bar has failed in its application for a late licence.

Architect Norman Bragg gives us an access-all-areas tour of Aylesbury's new Waterside Theatre, which he calls his greatest achievement.

The final decision on a planning nightmare nicknamed The Battle for Hemley Hill will be decided upon by the secretary of state.

Aylesbury MP David Lidington has been named as the 90th 'most influential right-winger' in a poll by the Daily Telegraph.

Chiltern Railways is the most punctual and reliable train operator in the UK, according to a monthly industry report.

Elected councillors must be prepared to slash their own allowances if they ever reduce wages for employees, an independent panel has ruled.

Listen to HS2 minister Philip Hammond's press conference in Aylesbury in full.

The sound of John Humphrys' voice is used to scare away unwanted deer on Pitstone Allotments.

High speed rail is the greatest threat to Christopher Prideaux's family home since the fallout from the English Civil War.

Secretary of State for transport, Philip Hammond, was jeered by around 50 HS2 protesters as he attended a meeting in Aylesbury on Thursday evening.

Secretary of State for transport, Philip Hammond, was jeered by around 50 HS2 protesters as he attended a meeting in Aylesbury on Thursday evening.

Aylesbury will have its very own Britain's got Talent style competition on Friday for older acts.

A statue of comic legend Ronnie Barker was unveiled outside the Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury on Thursday.

A statue of comic legend Ronnie Barker was unveiled outside the Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury on Thursday.

High speed rail protesters are fuming after meetings set to be attended by transport minister Philip Hammond were rearranged at the last minute.

A 15-year-old girl has been the victim of alleged racist abuse in Aylesbury.

A 15-year-old girl was the victim of an alleged racist abuse in Aylesbury this month.

A closed footpath is forcing mothers with young children to walk to school along busy and dangerous roads.

Angry demonstrators against the high speed rail plans will be out in force on Thursday when the Government's transport chief visits the Vale.

Less than 0.1 per cent of people in Bucks took part in public meetings to discuss how millions of pounds of savings can be achieved.