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Weekly road improvement works

As part of Buckinghamshire Council’s £120 million investment in roads across the county over the next four years, work will be taking place next week at the following locations through Buckinghamshire Highways’ Strategic Highway Maintenance Programme.

27 February 2026

Council approves balanced budget for coming financial year

Buckinghamshire Council has agreed a balanced budget for the coming year despite increasing financial challenges brought about by national government decisions which mean funds raised locally are being diverted away from Buckinghamshire

26 February 2026

Buckinghamshire Council confirms appointment of new Chief Executive

Buckinghamshire Council is delighted to confirm the appointment of Zina Etheridge as its new Chief Executive and Head of Paid Service, following the Council meeting held earlier today (Wednesday 25 February).

25 February 2026

Buckinghamshire Libraries ‘Go All In’ for the National Year of Reading

From reading challenges to crime thrillers, libraries across Buckinghamshire are excited to ‘Go All In’ for the National Year of Reading.

20 February 2026

Key milestone reached in the regeneration of High Wycombe town centre

Buckinghamshire Council has welcomed today’s opening of the newly refurbished Tesco supermarket in Denmark Street, which marks a key milestone in the ongoing multi-million-pound transformation and regeneration of High Wycombe town centre.

19 February 2026

Buckinghamshire Council is working to improve parking within Chesham Town Centre

Between October 2024 and April 2025, the council consulted on the introduction or amendment of restrictions to allow non-goods vehicles to access the pedestrian zones to make deliveries and collections during certain hours of the day.

17 February 2026

Council progresses development of new Local Plan following Government imposition of 95,000 new homes target in Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire Council is advancing work on a new Local Plan that will provide a framework for how the county grows and develops over the next twenty years.