News

• Buckinghamshire taxi driver refused licence to ensure public protection

  Buckinghamshire Council has successfully defended in court a decision to refuse a hackney carriage and private hire driver licence application due to the applicant’s previous caution for sexual assault.

  14 February 2025
  

• Council unveils comprehensive carers strategy

  Buckinghamshire Council has launched a new 'All-Age Cares Strategy' - aiming to make life easier for those providing unpaid care and support to another person in the county.

  12 February 2025
  

• Buckinghamshire Council adopts new cycling and walking strategy

  Buckinghamshire Council has adopted a new Local Cycling and Walking Plan, which will guide future investment in travel infrastructure across the county.

  12 February 2025
  

• Council adopts first county-wide strategy for facilities for physical activity and sport

  Buckinghamshire Council adopts its first county-wide strategy for facilities for physical activity and sport.

  12 February 2025
  

• Buckinghamshire welcomes three new Deputy Lieutenants

  Three new Deputy Lieutenants for Buckinghamshire have been announced today.

  11 February 2025
  

• Help shape the future of nature in Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes

  Buckinghamshire Council wants to hear your views on the draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes.

  10 February 2025
  

• Become a School Governor and Make a Difference!

  Are you passionate about education and eager to make a positive impact in your community? Becoming a school governor might be the perfect opportunity for you!

  27 January 2025
  

• Could you foster?

  Buckinghamshire residents are invited to come along to an in-person fostering information evening on Wednesday 22 January from 6:30pm to 8pm at The Gateway in Aylesbury. This event offers a unique opportunity to meet the friendly Foster with Bucks team

  16 January 2025
  

• Man caught littering sees penalty soar to more than £1,100 after failing to pay Fixed Penalty

  A man who failed to pay a simple £150 Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) for littering in March 2024 has paid a hefty price for his crime, as the costs rise to more than £1,100 in court.

  04 December 2024
  

• Waste removal company receives £10k fine for negligent actions which led to fly-tipping in Bucks

  Buckinghamshire Council has successfully prosecuted a waste removal company whose negligent actions led to an incident of fly-tipping in the county.

  20 November 2024