Will they listen?

THE consultation on Bucks County Council's proposed budget cuts is now over, and it is up to County Hall chiefs to listen to the voters.Read

Money to burn

THE debate about whether the county really needs to spend millions on an incinerator has been blown wide open withRead

Class distinction

WE would like to congratulate all the pupils who excelled in their exams in 2010. Nearly 70 per cent of childrenRead

Snow catch 22

HEAVY snow has again caused traffic chaos, with cars grinding to a halt and having to be abandoned. Read

Clarity is all

THE headline is what will catch the eye: Buckinghamshire hospitals have 'the highest death rate' in England.Read

Do unto others ...

IN THE incredible cold we have been experiencing it is unthinkable that someone could abandon puppies in a cardboard box. Read

Burning anger

SHOULD we be going down the incinerator route? Read

Jen's success

THE Examiner is delighted to hear the uptake for the cervical cancer vaccine at Jen Goodridge's old school is so high (see page 11).Read

Uncertain future

MANY people are understandably concerned about the future of libraries. Read

Lest we forget

ON THE 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the guns fell silent over Europe. Read

Let's support Aaron

THE Examiner is honoured to support brave young cancer sufferer Aaron West's bid to set up a goalkeeping academy despite being told he has just weeks to live.Read

Touting the cheats

THE overruling by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator of an objection about Dr Challoner's admission policy raises some interesting issues.Read

Thank you all

THE Advertiser would like to thank all our readers for their overwhelming response to the launchRead

Jen's final wish

THE Examiner was compelled to launch its Jen's Final Wish campaign after meeting the family of Jen Goodridge, who died recently from cervical cancer.Read

Little bundles of joy

ALL too often anyone who picks up a newspaper is confronted with doom and gloom. But we all love a story with a happy ending.Read

Performance pay

IT MAY be painful, but Buckinghamshire County Council (BCC) is right to make its staff prove they are worth their salaries by introducing performance-related pay.Read

Police will cop it

POLICE bosses in Thames Valley are putting a brave public face on the 25 per cent cuts they are having to make, but it is obvious a big reduction in services is on its way.Read

A cut in safety too

IT WILL be interesting to see the reaction to Transport for London's plans to cut the opening hours at Chesham Tube station's ticket office. An increasing number of people areRead

A is for achievement

HUGE congratulations are due to students across the county for their fantastic results in this year's A-levels and GCSEs.Read

Too cut-throat

WITH spending cuts totalling £9.2million in the current financial year, people in Bucks are bound to be concerned that they will be adversely affected.Read