Local Election Results – so far!
On Thursday there were County and Town Council elections, as outlined in our previous article. The counts started today, Sat 8th May – and we … Read more
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Vigil held outside Marlow police station
Yesterday evening, a vigil was held outside Marlow police station. As explained by Lora Wilson, one of the attendees: “Today we held a vigil outside … Read more
Marlow Flood Alert – UPDATE
Higginson Park this morning – makes for dramatic photos but we’d rather not see it flooded! Marlow is under “Flood Alert” (Flooding is possible) and … Read more
MyMarlow interviews James Faulkner
MyMarlow had a chat with James Faulkner, lead actor of the movie which had scenes filmed in Marlow recently.
Marlow FM Hidden Gems Awards 2019 RESULTS!
Last night the winners of the 2019 Hidden Gems Awards were announced. Marlow FM had invited nominations from the public, and the top three were then put out for a public vote. The winners were revealed at a sparkling awards dinner at Danesfield House, and we have all the details here.
New signs ask us to turn off car engines when stationary
Turn off your engine when stationary – that’s the message from Wycombe District Council (WDC) to motorists to help reduce pollution locally. In a bid … Read more
Latest plans for “The Marlow Bridge Overweight Vehicle Issue” announced..
Bucks County Council have advised that from Monday 23rd September 2019 Transport for Buckinghamshire (TfB) will be carrying out further investigative work on Marlow Suspension … Read more
Royal Oak pub fire *UPDATED*
** Original post from 9pm Sunday 15th Septmeber We have been passed a shocking photo showing the Royal Oak pub is on fire. In addition, … Read more
*Preview* Marlow Carnival 2019 will be the best yet! Here’s your ultimate guide…
If you’re anywhere near Marlow town centre at around 11am on Saturday 21 September, be prepared for a full-on Carnival experience!
GUEST POST: Back to the future at Winter Hill
Over the years, the Winter Hill area has not fared well. Even as recently as the 1950s there was an open view across to our neighbours on the other side of the river, but today the hillside is largely covered with self-seeded trees, scrub and the odd chicken. The National Trust are soon to start works to tackle this – in an effort to restore at least some of the view and chalk grassland, improve the biodiversity and future proof the area against disease like Ash die back (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus).