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Next week is national sandwich week, and here at the Advertiser, we would like to hear from you.
Have you invented a unique or interesting sandwich recipe which you would like to share with other readers?
Where in South Bucks can you get the best sandwich?
What, in your opinion, is the sandwich to rule them all?
Send your thoughts and comments to us at bucksnews@trinitysouth.co.uk, and we will try and include them in a special report in Thursday's edition of the paper.

PLANS are firmly in place for this year's Gerrards Cross Fun Run, which organisers hope will be the best yet.

The event, which takes place on Sunday, May 20, is set to attract 1,500 runners, and around 4,000 people in total on the day.

SINGERS who fancy taking part in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations in June should head along to Gerrards Cross on Monday (February 27).

The Gerrards Cross Community Association celebrated a successful second annual craft fair at the Memorial Centre on Saturday, October 28.

More than 300 people came along to buy a range of items from 35 stall holders and to raise money towards the running of the centre.

For more information, visit the website at www.gxca.org.uk.

ONE of the biggest jumble sales in the county is set to take place in Gerrards Cross this weekend.

The Gerrards Cross Community Association is holding its annual sale, with record amounts of jumble being collected this year.

A FIRM has been hit with a hefty fine after after an employee's arm was torn off by a huge industrial corkscrew while he worked at a plant in Gerrards Cross.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prosecuted London Concrete Ltd following an incident which saw a manager accidentally turn on an auger, a large corkscrew machine which is used for moving materials from one level to another, while it was being repaired at a factory in Oxford Road.

A FORMER Bucks County Councillor has got behind residents who have long complained about the appalling mobile phone reception in parts of Chalfont St Peter, St Giles and Gerrards Cross.
People living in certain areas of the three villages have spoken out in the past about the lack of reception they receive on their mobiles, and have complained to their network providers.

FOR lovers of cinema, it is one of life's great tragedies that the days of seeing films from yesteryear on the big screen are over.
For most people, gone are the days of seeing the likes of Humphrey Bogart, James Stewart, Orson Welles or James Cagney looming over them on the silver screen the way they were meant to be seen.

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.

THOUSANDS of people gathered in Gerrards Cross at the weekend for the bi-annual fun run.
Around 1,500 runners took part in the 5km race and they were cheered on by huge crowds who came to the village from the surrounding area.