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Haddenham Runners are looking bright and doing all right

Haddenham Runners are going well into their new season with numbers steady each week.The club enjoyed success in the Thame 10K with members posting good times, reaping the benefits from all the hard...

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‘Unique’ burial attracts large audience

The recent funeral of a Haddenham embroiderer attracted a lot of attention after she was buried in a handmade shroud. Ann Mary Johnstone passed away in June aged 80 and the unique service at St Mary’s...

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Inspirational professor ‘lit up’ Bucks sport

A stalwart of Buckinghamshire sport was given a lifetime achievement award at a glittering celebration of the Olympics.Professor Peter Thomas MBE, retiring chairman of Bucks & Milton Keynes Sports...

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Friendly Staffie and cat with a wonderful nature

Can you provide a loving new home for Tammie the cat or Leia the Staffie terrier cross?Tammie is a beautiful cat with a fantastic nature who is looking for a loving new home.She is 12 years old but is...

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RAF Halton gunner Lewis is flying after Olympic call-up

The Senior Aircraftsman has been selected as reserve in the under 66kg category for the British judo team.The 21 year old says he is ‘buzzing’ after getting the call and admitted his head was still in...

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Growing concern over missing man

Police are becoming ‘increasingly concerned’ about a missing Aylesbury man.Stephen Sandison, of Coldharbour, was last seen leaving his sister’s home in Chinnor, on July 31, at around 10.15pm.The 47...

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Ducks give QPR a scare in thriller and face Sandhurst in Berks and Bucks Cup...

Aylesbury United showed they can mix it with the big boys when they were denied a much-deserved draw in a thrilling 3-2 defeat to Premier League side QPR on Tuesday.Only a late winner from United’s...

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Arrests over suspected arson at heritage railway in Chinnor

Police have made two arrests in connection with a fire which destroyed a historic train carriage.More than 45 firefighters from eight fire stations were called to tackle the blaze at Chinnor and...

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Aylesbury-born rower has golden chance after storming into Olympic final

Andrew Triggs-Hodge looks a good bet for Olympic gold on Saturday after winning through the men’s four semi-final in some style on Thursday.The Aylesbury-born rower, who now lives in Oxford, was part...

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Polocrosse teen grabs glory for UK

While the Olympics has been taking centre stage this week, a Lord Williams’s pupil has been doing his bit to give Great Britain some sporting success.Haddenham teen Matt Smith has recently returned...

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Swimmer retires after Olympic disappointment

Thame Swim Club patron Simon Burnett has retired from swimming after the British team failed to reach the final of the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay on Sunday.The former Lord Williams’s School pupil,...

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REVIEW: Romeo And Juliet At Pendley Shakespeare Festival

It may be in its 63rd year, but Pendley’s popular Shakespeare Festival is not feeling tired or old and thoroughly deserves its reputation for staging imaginative interpretations of the Bard’s best...

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Neil Fox on film: Ted, Diary Of A Wimpy Kid

TedMasterly as The Dark Knight Rises is, it is heavy going and what with the Olympics currently building national fervour and a rotten run of biblical weather, heavy is something people might not...

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Geoff Cox’s guide to new DVDs: Comes A Bright Day, The Flowers of War

A LONDON hotel porter finds himself thrown into a hostage situation with the girl of his dreams in COMES A BRIGHT DAY (15: Sony).This British thriller with romantic undertones is an ambitious but...

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Hot shot club wins Crendon Fours

Long Crendon hosted their annual Fours competition this week, attracting 10 clubs from Bucks, Oxon and the Home Counties.Each club fielded teams of four players and teams were divided into two leagues,...

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Thame’s cricketers grind out draw while Dinton are riding high at league summit

Vandit Jivrajani was the star with 38 (not out) for Thame when they managed a draw at bottom side Farnham Royal at the weekend.A total of 257-6 by the home side proved to be too high a total for Thame...

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Webber welcomes break after leaving Hungary empty handed

Mark Webber says he is relishing the chance to recharge his batteries and spend time with his family during the month-long break in the Formula 1 season. The Aston Clinton racer finished eighth for the...

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White’s dreaming of gold as she hopes for first start against Canada

Team GB footballer Ellen White has a realistic hope of an Olympic medal after helping her side reach the quarter-finals.The Arsenal and England striker, a multiple Bucks Herald Sports Personality award...

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New line up for Grendon Festival

The Grendon Festival will now take place on Friday, September 7 and Saturday 8 – with organisers announcing they are extremely proud of their revised line up of Adele, Kasabian and Oasis tribute...

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Smashing result for Bucks Ladies

Bucks Ladies managed their best ever result at the Aegon Summer County Cup when they finished runners-up to Herts.The Eastbourne tournament saw the Bucks team, which is made up entirely of current or...

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