Lancaster salutes fallen colleagues at Bloomfield Farm

BRITAIN'S last flying Lancaster Bomber performed a fly-past over a village to remember six crew who died there in 1945.Read

Pinewood Studios to launch development consultation

PINEWOOD Studios is set to launch a new consultation over future development at its site, following the refusal of the controversial Project Pinewood scheme.Read

Police appeal for witnesses after spate of burglaries

POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a group were spotted attempting to break into homes in Stoke Poges.Read

Crowds flock to Chalfont St Giles fun day

CROWDS flocked to this year’s Chalfont St Giles Family Fun Day at the weekend.Read

Chalfont St Peter bids for Best Kept Village prize

CHALFONT St Peter is bidding to be named the most attractive village in Buckinghamshire, and to be recognised for the quality of its decorations.Read

Plan to recycle rubbish on Feast Day

A SCHEME is being launched to make sure the annual Chalfont St Peter Feast Day is as environmentally friendly as possible.Read

Police seize £6-million collected from criminals

MORE than £6 million was confiscated from criminals over the past year.Read

Car collides with pub

A CAR collided with a pub in Iver on Sunday afternoon.Read

Chalfont St Peter professor writes first ever novel

A UNIVERSITY professor has imagined the dark side of the Olympic Games as the basis for his first novel.Read

Disgruntled Thames Valley police join march near Downing Street

DOZENS of disgruntled police officers from across the Chilterns joined up to 35,000 others from around the country at a London rally against Government cuts last week.Read

Thousands of union members join lunchtime rally

THOUSANDS of public sector employees from Bucks took part in industrial action last week as the battle to defend their pensions and prevent cuts continued.Read

Sandwich week - what is the best sarnie of all times?

Next week is national sandwich week, and here at the Advertiser, we would like to hear from you.Read

Police take to Twitter and Youtube to keep people updated on Charter Fair

POLICE are using social media to keep people updated about the Charter Fair today.Read

Hygienic peace of mind to offset scare stories

WE HAVE all heard the scare stories; giant rats in the kitchen and dog meat in the freezer – once a reputation for poor hygiene is earned, it is very difficult to shake off.Read

Ghanian teacher drops into Chalfont St Peter school

A VISITOR from Africa paid a visit to a school in Chalfont St Peter.Read

Chalfont St Peter professor writes first ever novel

A UNIVERSITY professor has used the dark side of the Olympic Games as the basis for his first ever novel.Read

Plans coming together for Gerrards Cross Fun Run

PLANS are firmly in place for this year’s Gerrards Cross Fun Run, which organisers hope will be the best yet.Read

Messy church for Chalfont St Peter youngsters

YOUNGSTERS took part in arts and crafts activities in church a parish church held a Messy Church event.Read

How to stop dwindling attendance figures at church

Jim and Sheila King have learned a lot over the past few months.Read

Businessman to take on charity ride in memory of friend

A BUSINESSMAN is to take on a 900-mile bike ride in memory of a school friend.Read