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HOUSE PRICES in Beaconsfield are rising with some estate agents so busy they are drafting in extra staff.

WORK to make trains into Marylebone faster and more frequent starts next month by Chiltern Railways.

YOUNG people are being targeted by health professionals in Bucks in a campaign to get screened for sexual health infection chlamydia.
A new postal self-test kit is set to become available soon, which people can order confidentially online. Including a prepaid envelope to return the test, the results are available by text or phone within 10 working days.
The initiative, which is part of a national clampdown, is being incorporated into NHS Buckinghamshire's 'More than a Hug' project which highlights the potential infertility that can be caused if the condition is left untreated.

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.

MORE express trains into London from Beaconsfield are to be brought in at the end of this year, Chiltern Railways announced this week.

POLICE have issued a warning to drivers after crashes in continuing icy conditions.
Motorists are being urged to take into account the road and weather conditions on their journeys today.

The Canterbury Tales with a modern twist is to be preformed at the Beacon Theatre next month by Beaconsfield Theatre Group.
The script, by Phil Woods with Michael Bogdanov, sets Chaucer's classic tales amid the rivalry of a village competition and is packed with good, mostly clean fun at the annual Lower Holtspur Tale Competition.
Who will win the coveted award? Will the Miller's Tale, disqualified for bad taste, ever make the stage?
You can find out by buying a ticket for the show, which runs from March 18 to 21 at 8pm. Telephone 07880 962514 or visit www.btg-theatre.org

Pilates classes take place from today on Thursday mornings at the Borlase Hall, Warwick Road, and on Monday mornings at St Thomas church hall in Holtspur.
Classes are suitable for people of all ages, from 16 years up, but anybody with a heart or back condition should check with their GP before attending. For more information telephone 07900 910667.

The Free Methodist Church has an additional Sunday School on Friday evenings from 6-7.15pm to cater for young people ages five to 11 with busy lives.

The Beaconsfield Twinning association will be serving mugs of French Coffee in the Reading Room, Wycombe End on the morning of the farmers' market, January 24th.