A DRIVER and passenger involved in the horror smash which left another car in the window of a Chalfont St Peter hairdressers have spoken of their miraculous escape from serious injury.
Doris Grant, 84, of Field Way, Chalfont St Peter, was a passenger in friend Pam Saunders's car when a Volkswagen collided with her Vauxhall Corsa.

RESIDENTS across Buckinghamshire are being invited to tell council leaders what they think their money should be spent on and where cuts should be made.
A series of roadshows where the public can give their opinions are planned for next month as part of county council scheme The Bucks Debate, which was launched this week.

A THIRD episode of the new series of Becoming Batman has been posted online.
The second series of the internet video story started last month, with a double episode, and now a third has appeared.
The new series sees Chalfont St Peter's Batman reluctant to carry on in his role as village superhero, after the events of the first series.

THE recent mystery surrounding pictures of apparent UFOs over Chalfont St Giles has been revealed as the beginning of an elaborate story.
Over the last month, the Advertiser has received a number of pictures showing a UFO hovering over the village, or being chased by military fighter jets.

A SERIES of summits are set to be held to discuss the Government proposals for the possible high speed rail network that could cut through the Chilterns.
The summit will involve the four district councils in Buckinghamshire as well as the county council, and will see key campaign leaders being invited to discuss the business case that underpins the High Speed Two proposals.

A MAN was beaten up and needed hospital treatment after a late night assault in Chalfont St Peter.
The incident happened in the early hours of Tuesday morning in Chipstead off Layters Green Lane.

A MYSTERIOUS video has appeared on the internet, supposedly showing a UFO hovering over Chalfont St Giles.
The video, which has been posted on You Tube, shows the alien aircraft over the pond and Merlin's Cave pub in the village centre.

A CHALFONT St Peter man managed to build the finishing gantry at the London marathon and then run in the race.
Allen Yeats spent all day on Saturday erecting the seven tonne structure, working on the contraption until late into the night.

A NEW plan to try and protect Chalfont St Peter from the threat of developers has been drawn up by the parish council.
The Village Design Statement (VDS) has been posted on the council's website and it is hoped that it will now act as a planning and design guide for the future of the village.

CHILTERN residents have a final chance to have their say on controversial plans to build nearly 3,000 homes in the district.
Concerned amenity groups have spoken out about council plans to build 650 new homes in Chesham, 600 in Amersham and 450 in Little Chalfont. Chiltern District Council was required to name suitable sites which could be developed as part of government demands for 2,900 dwellings by 2026.