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WALKERS in Denham have been left exposed to mounds of dog mess after bins were removed from a popular park.
The dog mess bins have disappeared from Denham Country Park in recent weeks, leaving dog walkers having to clean up after their animals and carry the mess around with them, or simply leave it on the ground.

POLICE in South Bucks have learnt how to handle horses as part of a special training day.
The group of officers, made up of neighbourhood police and community support officers took part in the session as part of a partnership between Thames Valley Police and the Horse Trust.

THE fire service in Buckinghamshire has come out on top of a survey measuring how well fire fighters perform at emergency incidents.
The survey was conducted last year and involved a total of 37 fire and rescue services across the UK.

FEARS are growing that Pinewood Studios could be about to relocate to the Far East after South Bucks District Council (SBDC) refused its bid to expand its site.
The company has signed a deal with the Malaysian government to develop a massive studio complex in Iskander, near to Singapore.

A FILM shot a Pinewood Studios has received a BAFTA nomination.
Me and Orson Welles, which tells the story of the great film director, has received a nomination for best supporting actor for Christian McKay, who plays Welles.

COMMUTERS in Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield and Denham will see their journey times to London dramatically cut after a huge multi-million pound investment to their rail service.
The improvements come as part of a £250m investment from Chiltern Railways, who run train services in the area.

POLICE have issued a warning to drivers after crashes in continuing icy conditions.
Motorists are being urged to take into account the road and weather conditions on their journeys today.

Chalfont Park Investment Club seeks new members to attend quarterly meetings at the Memorial Centre.
For more details, call Dr A Smith on 01753 884 762.

Youngsters will be able to put their performing talent to good use by trying out dance and drama classes.
Two free sessions will take place on Saturday and on January 17 at Thorpe House School in Oval Way.
Children aged four to six are invited between 2.15pm and 3pm while a class for seven to 11-year-olds takes place between 3pm and 4.30pm.

Graysheen Garage in Oak End Way are selling charity christmas cards in aid of Iain Rennie Hospice at Home and Helen and Douglas House Children's Hospice during office hours on Monday to Friday until Christmas or while stocks last.