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Modern drawings form an exhibition

Work by more than 40 artists is going on display at the One Church Street Gallery in Great Missenden from this weekend.Artists were encouraged to submit work which reflected contemporary drawing. For...

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Chinnor wake up in second half to squeeze past Lydney

Chinnor took a long while to get into this match in the Forest of Dean but eventually triumphed 23-22 over Lydney.Lydney opened the scoring on the third minute when, following a chip over the Chinnor...

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Banned books ‘to darken the soul’ out on display

Illicit literature ‘to quicken the pulse and darken the soul’ which has been banned somewhere at some point is being displayed in the window of Oxfam books Thame.Writings from the likes of Orwell,...

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Survey peace of mind for older properties

Buyers who are considering purchasing older properties or undertaking renovation projects can now access greater information about the overall condition of the property with the new RICS Building...

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Day centre thanks Round Table

Thame and District Day Centre has learned that it is to receive a donation totalling £436 as its share of the proceeds from the annual duck. The event, which sees toy ducks launched in the River Thame...

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Board formed to push £250 million rail plan forward

Plans for a new rail link between Aylesbury and Milton Keynes are moving forward, thanks to the creation of a board to oversee the scheme.The £250 million East West Rail line, which features a brand...

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Suzanne is a Diamond for anyone looking to watch their weight

Suzanne Payne helped hundreds of local Thame residents towards a healthier weight and lifestyle – and now she has been recognised for her outstanding service to slimmers in the area. Last week Suzanne...

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Neil Fox on film: Madagascar 3, Frankenweenie

Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most WantedThe king is on the loose again in the delightful and funny third film from the Madagascar set, writes guest reviewer Alison Devlin.Brought to you by DreamWorks,...

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Christina’s book tells you to ‘think again’

An Aylesbury-based writer has turned the idea of becoming an angel on its head, treating it as a punishment rather than an honour.Christina Juniper came up with the concept for her fantasy fiction...

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South east sport gets £1.7m boost

Hundreds of young sportsmen and women at colleges in the south east can look forward to improved sporting opportunities thanks to new Lottery funding from Sport England to the tune of £1.7 million.The...

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HS2 consultation will not be re-run

The transport secretary has ruled out re-staging the HS2 consultation, despite 1,100 answers being overlooked. In a private letter to Aylesbury MP David Lidington, Patrick Mcloughlin wrote that after...

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Round Table celebrates 50 years with radio star

Radio 2’s Ken Bruce joined nearly 100 past and present members of Thame’s Round Table to celebrate the society’s 50th anniversary.Founding member Des Wright, the Round Table’s national president, Jason...

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Homecoming show as Vale singing group returns to its roots

Aylesbury Opera group is planning a comeback show as it bids to re-establish itself in the town.The group, which was formed in 1979, is famed for its renditions of opera classics with the backing of a...

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

SATURDAYThe Jonathan Ross Show 
(ITV1, 10.20pm)This week, as king of chat Wossy wraps up another hugely successful series, we can expect good humour from comedian and actor David Mitchell, who’ll be...

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Kennel’s critics barked down

The owners of a Long Crendon kennel facility have come out fighting in the face of criticism towards plans to expand the site.Donna Phillips has denied claims she and her husband are running a puppy...

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Vale pair Taylor-made for Buckingham 10k

Vale of Aylesbury runner Rob Taylor ran a course record to retain his Buckingham 10k crown at the weekend despite being ill. Taylor led from the start and ran most of the race on his own on the tricky...

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Part-exchange offer could help you move by Christmas

Got a property to sell and want to move in 2012? With homes currently staying on the market for an average of 90 days, time may have run out!But Taylor Wimpey developments in the region offer a part...

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Children get into the Christmas spirit to design town mayor’s card

Children wanting to get into the Christmas spirit can enter a card design competition.Town mayor Nigel Champken-Woods has invited all children under 16 living in Thame to design a Christmas card...

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Oscar Wilde’s tale about Lord Savile

Oscar Wilde’s Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime will be perfomed at Aylesbury Limelight Theatre tonight (Saturday).The two-man show is about love, honour, duty, fortune-telling and murder. It starts at...

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Talent show returns for its fourth year ‘bigger and better’ than ever

Talented Thame residents have a chance to show off their skills once again as a popular talent show returns.Now in its fourth year, Thame’s Got Talent has raised nearly £3,000 for charity and...

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