October 2009 Archives

By Laurence Smaje

The Advertiser certainly did its readers a favour when it recommended virtuoso violinist Tasmin Little's Naked Violin performance on 24 October as one of its 'Five of the Best' outings this Autumn.

Advertiser reporter Polly Manser is one week into a 28 day diet she found on the internet and on which, the advertising tells her, she'll lose a stone.

This is a list of the planning applications submitted for Beaconsfield in the week to October 23. For full details see www.southbucks.gov.uk

Fire crews were called to Hedgerley Lane today after a car went off the road and crashed at around noon. A man and a woman were released uninjured.

AROUND 300 people in public sector jobs in Buckinghamshire face an uncertain future as local authorities prepare to contract jobs out to the private sector.

FITNESS equipment normally seen in public parks in Australasia is to likely installed in a public place in Beaconsfield next year.

COMMUTERS from Beaconsfield train station face more than a month of disruption while resurfacing work is carried out.

HOOLIGANS smashed the back windscreen of a car parked outside St Mary's Church in Beaconsfield last night.

THE ELDERLY diabetic driver of a school coach which crashed in Beaconsfield on Thursday last week is to lose his job.

A CRACKDOWN on speeding and illegal parking will happen in Beaconsfield next week in a joint venture between Police and the town's Neighbourhood Action Group.