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We are gunning for a chart-topping hit

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE band Young Guns return to their home town of High Wycombe next Thursday (February 2).The group have continued to go from strength to strength after playing the main stage at the Reading...

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EXCLUSIVE: Gay jibe claim rocks Aylesbury Vale District Council

AYLESBURY Vale District Council has been rocked by allegations of homophobia after police were called to investigate claims a prominent councillor had been verbally abused.Four Conservative councillors...

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Ay’s back to winning ways after tough battle

AYLESBURY Rugby Club battled back to winning ways with a tough 16-5 victory on their travels to Marlborough on Saturday.After a recent run of poor defeats, Ay’s travelled to Marlborough to face the...

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Club issues hands off warning over football star Phillips

A BID from Cardiff for Aylesbury football star Matt Phillips has been turned down without hesitation and labelled cheeky this week.Blackpool have laughed off the derisory bid, believed to be around...

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Nine years for spree which ‘ruined lives’

A BURGLAR who ‘destroyed the lives’ of scores of pensioners has been jailed for nine years.William Vinson, 59, was sentenced on Friday after being convicted of more than 100 distraction burglaries,...

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It’s a real hair-razor

A BEARDED Haddenham man raised more than £400 for charity when he had his long standing facial hai removed.Dennis Taylor had the beard he has sported for the past 32 years removed at Fort End last...

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Alan Dee’s guide to this week’s new releases

January, as any film fan knows, is the peak time for ‘look at me’ releases in which big-time stars aim to catch the eye of the Oscar voters with worthy performances that might earn them a coveted...

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Lords vote to buy finest images of the Vale

THE owner of Stoke Mandeville’s Obsidian Gallery says it is a ‘wonderful accolade’ that seven Bucks artworks have been chosen for the The House of Lords’ permanent collection. All the paintings were...

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Multicultural Britain is ‘helping break barriers’ says Chan Ling Yap

A PRINCES Risborough author is set to publish her second novel – a love story about multicultural Britain and the influence it is having around the world.The tale involves a Muslim man and a Christian...

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No crime committed in sick embalmer photo case

POLICE have confirmed they will not be taking legal action against an Aylesbury embalmer over sickening severed head photos.As revealed in the Herald last week, a brother and sister, aged 12 and 10,...

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Aylesbury boxing teen Shafqat shows no fear ahead of fight with paratrooper

YOUNG Aylesbury boxing star Shafqat Khan is not daunted by the fact his next opponent is a 25-year-old soldier.Seventeen year old Shafqat is due to take on his as yet unnamed opponent in Luton on...

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‘Football took me to Hull and back’

Graduation: Part Two - The Bucks Herald brings you the second in a series of fascinating excerpts from the new book of Aylesbury-born professional goalkeeper Richard Lee, Graduation.“As well as being...

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ROAD TEST: Alan Candy drives the Skoda Yeti TDI

WE demand so much from our cars nowadays. They need to be fuel efficient, family friendly, practical, versatile, fun to drive, safe. And if possible, get us through ice and snow safely, too.But it’s...

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Chinnor’s invincibles rout rivals with seven try blitz

CHINNOR maintained their unbeaten record for the season with a strong 44-10 away victory over Old Patesians, scoring seven tries in the process.With both pip Seymour and Tom Gray unavailable, Mark...

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Justine Greening claims HS2 is about ‘nuts and bolts of Britain’ - click here...

THE transport secretary has today pledged the new high-speed line will provide up to 18 trains - with up to 1,000 seats each – per hour.Ms Greening today delivered a speech (in full below) at the...

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John Pilgrim: Computer says no, and so do the staff

MY dear old dad used to say “There’s only a week between a good haircut and a bad one” so I am comforting myself with that thought at the moment. The young man who cut my hair recently was quite an...

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Alan Dee’s guide to the pick of the week’s TV

SATURDAYCSI: NY (Five, 9.30pm)Gary Sinise and Sela Ward return as Mac and Jo for the eighth season of this much-loved crime drama.It opens with an emotionally-charged opening episode that marks the...

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‘Our wonderfully polished shows need your help’

HADDENHAM Theatre Group is performing two one-act plays this weekendThe junior group is presenting Spud Ferret And The Case Of The Stolen Diamonds and the senior group will perform Tom Jones.Both shows...

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Olympic call for Rob Hall?

TEEN football sensation Rob Hall could be set to play for Team GB at the Olympics this summer after being named on the initial list of invited players this week.The fleet-footed striker, fresh from...

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Thame maintain title charge with big win

THAME men’s first team maintained their five-point lead at the top of the league with a comfortable 8-0 home win over fourth place Witney.The match started competitively with both teams attempting to...

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