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Plans for revamp of town cemetery

PLANS for a town centre cemetery were revealed on Thursday.Aylesbury Town Council could be extending Tring Road Cemetery in the town, building a memory garden and wild flower border and refurbishing...

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Former town mayor and GP remembered

A FORMER Thame town mayor and district councillor sadly died last week.Dr Andrew Markus, who passed away on April 7, was a town councillor from 1963 until the mid-80s, and town mayor in 1969. A local...

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Half century celebration

THAME Flower Club celebrated its 50th anniversary with a special demonstration by national florist Tan Strong, followed by a tea party.The event was held at Oxfordshire Golf Club and was enjoyed by all...

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Vender selling electric guitar worth £100k

ROCK guitar fans will be familiar with the shape of the iconic Gibson Les Paul electric guitar. But this particular one is no ordinary Les Paul, which is why it’s on the market to the tune of...

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Cooray runs his Olympic target at London Marathon

AYLESBURY runner Anuradha Cooray reached his goal of running the London Marathon in under two hours 18 minutes on Sunday.The Bucks Herald Sports Personality award winner was desperate to achieve the...

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Webber fourth for fourth time in four races at Bahrain Grand Prix

ASTON Clinton racer Mark Webber disappointingly and somewhat predictably finished fourth yet again as teammate Seb Vettel won the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.Despite breaking his seemingly...

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Matt Adcock’s film review: irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy

Can it really be 15 years since the awesome Trainspotting put Scotland and drugs on the big screen in a smart, funny and engaging masterpiece based on the ground-breaking novel by Irvine Welsh?Welsh...

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A licence to level retail playing field

SO, what’s the only type of outfit that’s still expanding on our High Streets?The fish spa craze appears to have come and gone, the coffee bar boom seems to have slowed down, new nail stylists are...

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Future is bright as Halton youngsters shine at finals

A NUMBER of players who train with the Everyball International Academy based at Halton Tennis Centre reached semi-finals and finals at the Rickmansworth LTA Grade 3 tournament held last week.Calum...

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Tool collection for Africa charity

THE Rotary Club of Thame is asking residents to check their sheds and lofts and donate their old tools for charity.Every year the Rotary Club of Thame runs a collection point for unwanted tools. This...

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Young Bucks racer Tom kickstarts his hat-trick bid

TOM Ingram has kickstarted his bid to make it a hat-trick of car racing crowns in swift succession with a trio of podiums in the second meeting of the season at Donington Park at the weekend. After...

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iPhone games designer wins top industry award

A WOMAN from Aylesbury has won a top competition to design a video game for the iPhone.Catherine Forsyth’s team won the first ever UK competition to set up, make and design their own computer games,...

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Geoff Cox’s guide to new DVDs: The Iron Lady, Mission Impssible

POLITICAL biopic THE IRON LADY (12: Twentieth Century Fox) treads a road not covered by BBC4’s The Long Walk To Finchley.The TV drama examined ten years in the young life of future Prime Minister...

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Thame’s Got Talent winner and friends get VIP treats

THE winner of this year’s Thame’s Got Talent celebrated her success in style.Georgina Bishop, 11, of Moreton, was treated to a VIP cookie and milkshake event at the Time Out Café in Thame.Georgina was...

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Firefighters’ horseplay in town’s canal

A HORSE had to be coaxed out of a canal by a team of firefighters and the RSCPA at the weekend. Six firefighters were called out the Grand Union Canal near Broughton Lane in Aylesbury at around 7.45am...

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Bercow calls on government to step in over incinerator

THE Government has been urged to intervene in a battle to build a £200 million incinerator, which was last week given planning permission by County Hall.Yesterday (Tuesday), Buckingham MP John Bercow...

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Villagers to get up and running

Haddenham Runners will soon be treading the roads and paths of the Bucks Countryside once more. Club captain Steve ‘Floella’ Benjamin has decreed that the 2012 season will start on Thursday May 3 with...

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Waddesdon off to winning start

SOMEWHAT inevitably, the rain began at the start of the outdoor bowls season, and Waddesdon got off to their first wet but winning weekend.Due to a waterlogged home green, Waddesdon transferred the...

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UPDATED 5.15pm: Bedgrove death not suspicious, say police

RESIDENTS have been shocked by the discovery of a man’s body on Wednesday morning at The Spinney.Police cordoned off an area near Bedgrove Park after the body was found by a member of the public by a...

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Chinnor seal play-off with hard fought win

CHINNOR’S 40-28 victory at home against Chippenham on Saturday was no easy matter but gets them through to the all-important play-off for promotion to National 2 South.Even though Chippenham were down...

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