• County Council election candidates announced.

  By Beaconsfield People at 17:58 on 09/04/13

  

  County Council elections in Buckinghamshire have often been as predictable as they used to be in the Soviet Union with safe Conservative seats across the county and particularly in the South but the growth of The UK Independence Party and the maintaining of the Liberal  Democrat vote against recent expectations might stir things up at the elections to be held on Thursday May 2nd. Boundary changes will see the number of councillors...

• Free sporting events for Beaconsfield and South Bucks kids over Easter

  By Beaconsfield People at 11:01 on 22/03/13

  

  'Games in the Park', the free and popular range of sporting and artistic events organised by South Bucks District Council will be returning again this year over the Easter holidays. Building on the events of last summer the games will have an Olympic theme and anyone aged between six and sixteen is eligible to take part although under eights must be accompanied by an adult. There's no need to book ahead; just turn up and take part....

• Beaconsfield Annual Town Meeting set for Thursday April 18th

  By Beaconsfield People at 12:42 on 14/03/13

  

  BEACONSFIELD Annual Town Meeting will be held in the Council Chamber on Thursday 18th April from 7.45pm. This meeting was described by Margaret Mathie, Beaconsfield's Town Clerk, as 'the one with the most shouting' as it gives local residents the opportunity to air views, concerns and grievances in a fairly unfiltered environment. One of the biggest issues in Beaconsfield at the moment is the future of Wilton Park and the meeting will...

• Focus on Holtspur

  By Beaconsfield People at 13:03 on 19/02/13

  

  Residents of Holtspur have often said that they feel their voice is not heard when it comes to the running of Beaconsfield and to ensure that isn't the case the Mayor of Beaconsfield, Councillor Graham Corney, will take on the David Dimbleby role as Beaconsfield Town Council host a 'Question Time' debate tomorrow evening. Starting at 6.30 at Holtspur Youth Club, Holtspur Way, all the area's Conservative and Independent councillors will...

• New Newsletter aims to keep Beaconsfield safe

  By Beaconsfield People at 13:36 on 31/01/13

  

  South Bucks District Council and Thames Valley Police have come together to produce the first in a series of CSI's; Bi-monthly Community Safety Information Newsletters. The articles included in this first issue include:  The launch of Stop Hate UK - a new service designed to encourage and support victims and witnesses of hate crime whether that be based on disability, gender identity, race, ethnicity, faith, religion or...

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