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Shot man, 33, is still ‘critical’

A MAN shot in his own home in Walton Court in March remains in a ‘critical’ condition, police said yesterday.The 33 year old, named locally as Kevin Williams, was shot in the head and an arm on March...

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Funeral for cyclist killed in collision

THE funeral of a much-loved cyclist who died at the scene of a collision in Terrick will be held on Thursday.Mark Alan Camber, 49, who lived in Terrick, died after a crash in Nash Lee Road at around...

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‘The irony is not lost on us’ says water company as rain pours down on the...

WATER chiefs have admitted there is an ‘irony’ in this week’s heavy rainfall following drought warnings.More than twice the average amount of rain has fallen across the Vale in the last month, with the...

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Villages ‘alive with the sound of music’

A GERMAN choir will be singing from the towers of Long Crendon and Cuddington churches on Bank Holiday Monday.The choir from Berlin, called the Golgotha Kantorei, have been invited to Bucks by the...

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F1 star Webber insists he has not signed for Ferrari

ASTON Clinton F1 racer Mark Webber has moved to deny speculation he has signed a deal to drive for Ferrari next season.The Stag at Mentmore co-owner has had to quash reports in the Spanish media on...

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FC end season with defeat, Paul gives Ducks the edge to steal fantastic...

AYLESBURY’S football clubs finally brought their seasons to a close on Tuesday night, after recent downpours saw their weekend matches moved.Aylesbury FC lost a five-goal thriller 3-2 to North...

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Neil Fox on film: American Pie Reunion, Safe, The Lucky One

American Pie: ReunionThe inevitability of this film is offset by the fact that it is actually funny and quite decent. More care has gone into imagining the lives of this iconic ‘90s movie gang 13 years...

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Geoff Cox’s DVD guide: War Horse, Four, Transit

STEVEN Spielberg’s grandiose equine saga WAR HORSE (12: Walt Disney) is an old-fashioned crowd-pleaser.Following the critically acclaimed stage production, Spielberg’s adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s...

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Security fears as mum runs amok

SCHOOLCHILDREN were left shocked and scared after a parent began shouting obscenities outside two schools in the middle of the day.Parents have expressed security concerns after the mother of two...

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The Tringe to offer more for kids

RUSSELL Kane, Sean Hughes and Arthur Smith were this week confirmed as some of the big name acts to play at Tring’s Comedy Festival in July.This year the not-for-profit event also features two weeks of...

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Surprise at sudden closure of village pub

THE surprise closure of a pub in Haddenham has been described as ‘a big loss to the village’.Rumours have been rife as to the reason why The Red Lion called last orders at the bar for the final time...

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Mum’s anger over dangerous parkers

PARENTS who park their cars dangerously on the school-run may already be familiar with the woman in this picture.Bettina Schrøder Martyn is campaigning against motorists who mount the kerb when...

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New car garage lifts shop gloom

IT may all seem like doom and gloom out on the high street but at least one business has managed to get up and running successfully in these times of austerity.Kama Cars, a Thame-based garage for...

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Motorcycle road test

Triumph Street Triple R road test, by Wes SmithI don’t mind admitting that I was a little apprehensive about taking Triumph’s highly-regarded Street Triple R out.It was the R that did it. All I can...

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Helicopter display brings parts of the town to a standstill

A CHINOOK helicopter has been practising its manoeuvres near Aston Clinton this afternoon – causing a huge stir with school children and parents.Many pulled over to have a look during the school run...

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Ready to lend a hand, or even give an armful

I’m not a first time donor, and there are thousands of other long-standing donors out there. But there are also millions of eligible people who, for one reason or another, have never given blood.Now,...

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Lorry driver arrested after six-vehicle smash-up

A LORRY driver has been arrested after a six-vehicle crash saw two women taken to hospital.The incident took place on the A413 in Winslow near the Swanbourne junction on Thursday, May 10 at around...

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600-job pledge in office land plans

A BID to build up to 120 new homes and a park-and-ride facility in Buckingham Park has been lodged.Developers are also planning to build 13,000 sq m of office and ‘light industrial’ space on the site,...

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Celebrations to welcome peregrine chicks to town

NATURE lovers will be able to celebrate the birth of two peregrine falcon chicks in Aylesbury at a special event in the town next week.The chicks hatched at the top of County Hall last week and soon...

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Teachers ‘fuming’ at PE report

THE media’s portrayal of women and a lack of sporting role models are to blame for some girls not embracing physical education, according to a Mandeville teacher.A new study suggests that girls in the...

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