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Buckinghamshire - uk directory
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| Buckinghamshire also know as bucks cover and area of the UK from the edge of London towards the Midlands.
Buckinghamshire hosts both the river Thames and the Chiltern hills.
The area has many small market town such as Marlow, Amersham.
 Light rain showers 14°C
- Humidity:
- 87%
- Wind Speed:
- 16 KMH
- Wind Direction:
- SSE (160°)
- Barometer:
- 1008 mb
- Dewpoint:
- 12°C
- Heat Index:
- 14°C
- Wind Chill:
- 13°C
- Visibility:
- 11 km
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The Long Barn at Stowe : The Long Barn, Stowe, Buckinghamshire. A converted barn providing holiday accommodation for those wanting a quite location, whilst maintaining easy access to the Home Counties, Oxfordshire & London. |
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Visit Buckinghamshire : A Site offering information about when visiting Buckinghamshire |
Latest news for Buckinghamshire
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Killer son, 22, to be sentenced
A student convicted of murdering his father whose remains were found in concrete in a Buckinghamshire garden, will be sentenced later.
Breaking News: Fabio Capello Confirms He'll Quit After Euro 2012
MIDNIGHT in England and Sky News have just rung. They're sending a camera crew to the wilderness of Buckinghamshire to gauge my response to the breaking news: Fabio Capello has just announced he will DEFINITELY step down after the 2012 European Championship in Poland and the Ukraine. It's no surprise. He was always scheduled to leave after four years. But there were those, before the World Cup ...
Student murdered controlling father
A jury has found a law student guilty of murdering his controlling father and burying his body in concrete in Buckinghamshire. Mark Alexander, 22, killed his father Samuel after suffering under "the weight of his expectations", the trial at Reading Crown Court heard.
Garden-burial murder son guilty
A man is found guilty of murdering his father, whose remains were found in concrete in a garden in Buckinghamshire.
Fast food: Dinner table makes speed record bid
A Buckinghamshire man hopes his speed of 113.8mph for a dinner table will be recognised as a Guinness world record for a piece of furniture.
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