THE LEADER of Bucks County Council has damaged his car in a pothole.

A TEENAGER who has caused havoc in Beaconsfield and other towns has been served an interim anti social behaviour order or ASBO.

People who use the 305 bus will vote on the future of the service at a public meeting in Seer Green tomorrow.

A NEW day care nursery is opening in Beaconsfield following a massive demand for child care by working parents despite the recession.

INTREPID duo Paul Brett, a property developer, and Sean O'Connor, a recruitment consultant, have safely returned from an arduous Arctic challenge.

Burglars broke into two houses, found car keys, and drove off with the owner's cars while they slept.

POLICE in Beaconsfield are to hold monthly public drop-in meetings in the town so that residents can let them know of their concerns.

POLICE in South Bucks have learnt how to handle horses as part of a special training day.
The group of officers, made up of neighbourhood police and community support officers took part in the session as part of a partnership between Thames Valley Police and the Horse Trust.

FAMILY and friends of a man who was hit by a car on a zebra crossing and shunted "15 feet through the air" say it is notoriously dangerous.

This is a list of planning applications registered with South Bucks District Council during the week ended 29th January 2010. Many of these applications will not be heard at Planning Committee, but, rather, will be decided by Officers under the Scheme of Delegation operated by the Council.