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REPORTS are emerging of people panic buying at a number of petrol stations in South Bucks.
Following yesterday's government announcement recommending that people fill up with jerry cans at petrol stations in preparation for possible strike action next week.
TWO women have died in a car collision in Chalfont St Giles yesterday.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a student who died in a road accident Friday evening.
Hussein Shamshudin, who was 17 and from Chesham, was involved in an accident in Longbottom Lane, Seer Green at around 9.25pm on Friday.
A YOUNGSTER from Chalfont St Giles has a date with royalty following his high achievements on the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme.
Jamie Westgarth, 18, of Vache Lane, will join other youths from across the UK on October 26 when he travels to St James's Palace to meet Prince Edward the Earl of Wessex.
RESIDENTS have complained that a part of Chalfont St Peter is blighted by litter and other mess despite the recent Best Kept Village win.
Last week, parish councillors were given the award in recognition of the tidiness of the village and the way in which the main streets and grass verges are presented.
OVER 100 people paid their respects to a long-standing Chalfont St Peter resident at a special thankgiving service last week.
A YOUNGSTER from Chalfont St Giles is set to take part in the biggest scouting event in the world.
Sam Paine, 17, who has been a scout since he was 11-years-old, will be one of 34,000 youngsters from across the world set to gather in Sweden for the annual World Scout Jamboree.
A BRAVE youngster who lost his sight in one eye after battling a dangerous eye infection, is running a 5K race for charity.
Matty Thomas, 12, from Chalfont St Giles, was disgnosed with Toxoplasmosis in November 2009 after telling his dad Mike that he couldn't see properly.
The condition developed quickly and 15 months ago Matty lost the sight in his right eye after a hole developed in his retina.
A BUCKS County Council chief has urged communities to preserve the future of their libraries after a new model was approved this morning (April 10).
The number of people worried about debt and contacting the Citizens Advice Bureau for help has soared in the last year. Polly Manser found out more.