Is this Britain’s most stupid legal high as kids sniff fumes from burning...
Kids are literally getting wasted with Britain’s daftest drug craze - sniffing fumes from burning WHEELIE BINS, its has been claimed.Youngsters are risking their lives by torching the plastic bins n a...
View ArticleNearly a third of us won’t see mums for Mothering Sunday
Nearly a third of all Brits will not see their mums this Mothering Sunday and almost half will not even send a card, according to a poll.Just 30 per cent of Brit adults will make the effort to see...
View ArticleBaby teething necklaces recalled due to choke hazard
Amber necklaces and bracelets, wooden teething rattles and teething clips have been recalled after Trading Standards test results revealed them to be a choking hazard.The products, manufactured by It’s...
View ArticlePrimark recalls kids’ clothing over choking fears
Clothing giant Primark has recalled a line of children’s clothing over safety fears.The Novelty Cat Legging, which was on sale in UK stores from November 8 2016 up to February 22 2017, was found to...
View ArticleOwning a car and carrying cash ‘increasingly absurd’ in modern life
Owning a car is bcoming ‘increasingly absurd’ as it carrying cash, according to new research.More than three quarters of people in the UK currently use a car, but three in 10 (29%) consider owning one...
View Article33 is the magic number - the age when Brits think they can afford a house
The average age when Britons living in rented accommodation think they’ll be able to afford their own house is 33.The survey by Spark Energy found that one in six respondents (17 per cent) don’t...
View ArticleAylesbury Vale MP John Bercow featured in contemporary take on artistic...
Aylesbury Vale MP and Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow takes pride of place at the centre of a contemporary take on the classic French almanac on display at Waddesdon Manor.British artist...
View ArticleAll change as new £1 coin poised to enter circulation – but companies unprepared
It will be all change in Britain on Tuesday when the new £1 coin enters circulation but millions of commuters could be left facing fresh chaos as it emerged 11 out of 18 rail providers had not upgraded...
View ArticleAfrican hunting dogs get their paws on a brand new enclosure at Whipsnade Zoo
A five-strong group of endangered African hunting dogs will set paw in their brand new home at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo for the first time this spring.Moving into an 8,500sqm enclosure in the UK’s largest...
View ArticleOh Albert! Thame family’s pet cat found in Maidenhead, Berkshire, and he may...
A Thame family say they are ‘amazed’ that their beloved pet kitten has been found safe and well 25 miles away from home after almost three weeks missing.In a tale that owner Jenny Halson described as...
View ArticleFree travel vaccinations and gluten-free foods could all vanish in...
NHS England is to launch a consultation next month which could see GPs stop prescribing medicines which are available over the counter for a fraction of the cost.Gluten-free foods, omega-3 supplements...
View ArticleThree in hospital after crash on the A418 at Haddenham
Police are appealing for witnesses after a three way collision on the Aylesbury Road.At around 4.35pm on Sunday March 26, a collision took place between three cars on A418 Aylesbury Road at Haddenham...
View ArticleCall goes out for your funny pet photos
The Comedy Pet Photography Awards has already received a barrage of strong (and rib-tickling) contenders, but there's still time to enter.The competition, which is open for entries until May, calls on...
View ArticleThame drama group get money for special effects equipment
An amateur theatre group say that the new special effects equipment they have purchased will help add ‘a more professional touch’ to their performances.Thame Players brought the equipment thanks to a...
View ArticleDiscovery of ‘human waste’ contamination in cans at Coca-Cola plant sparks...
Coca-Cola and the PSNI have launched an investigation after a shipment of drinks cans at the company’s Lisburn plant were found to have been contaminated with what workers are speculating could be...
View ArticleDog owners warned after case of deadly flesh-eating disease is confirmed
Pet owners are being warned over a deadly disease affecting dogs after a case was confirmed in Warwickshire.Dog owners are being urged to take extra precautions when out walking their pets this summer...
View ArticleHome security low on house move priorities
More than one in ten people regularly go out without locking windows and doors. And home security is 43rd on the list of things we think about when moving house. The number one priority when moving...
View ArticleNearly three quarters of people don’t read the Ts & Cs
A staggering 72% per cent of people blindly tick ‘yes’ on terms and conditions without reading them in full, a new study has revealed.Together Mutual Insurance ran a set of fake T&Cs while...
View ArticleHave you seen missing Ella Pecko from Aylesbury - last seen on Monday with...
Have you seen Ella Pecko? Her family and friends are concerned after she went missing from Aylesbury.The last two sightings of Ella, aged 26, were at Applegreen petrol station in Bicester Road,...
View ArticleDancers set to showcase their talents at Aylesbury festival
Hundreds of young dancers from across Bucks and beyond are preparing to descend on the Waterside Theatre in Aylesbury for a two night dance extravaganza next week.The new-look Honeycomb Dance Festival-...
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