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Stock image of a speed cameraFROM exceeding the speed limit to driving without insurance, here is all the Buckinghamshire drivers who have been in court recently for breaking the law:-A driver has been fined after being caught driving five miles over t…
A middle-aged man who masturbated in front of two women on board a train has been jailed for a total of 26 months.
Dean Benjamin, 41, of Stockingstone Road, Luton, appeared at Northampton Crown Court on 16 March where he pleaded guilty to outraging pub…
Drug dealers Mohammad Hussain and Rizwan Adatlat found themselves in police custody less than 20 minutes after they arrived in Buckinghamshire. The pair travelled from Luton to Aylesbury in a bid to sell heroin and cocaine.
Police say the two men trave…
The “devastating” deaths of two women might have never happened were it not for “dangerous” changes to the busiest and fastest motorways, according to their devastated family.
Sevim Uston, 49, and Ayse Uston, 68, tragically died after being hit by an a…
A mum and daughter burned to death on their way to school after a van driver who was looking at TikTok and had taken cocaine crashed into them, a court was told.
Luke Flanagan, 28, hit 55-year-old Emma van der Avoird’s Peugeot 2008 as she was taking he…
Luke Flanagan, 28, was driving his Ford Transit van along the westbound carriageway of the A421 near Renhold just before 8am on 1 November 2021, when he struck a Peugeot 2008 which had slowed down and stopped due to stationary traffic ahead.
Failing to…
A van driver who failed a drug driving test for cocaine and had TikTok on his phone has been jailed for over five years after his van was involved in a fatal collision which left a mother and her 16-year-old daughter dead.
Luke Flanagan, 28, was drivin…
A heroic HGV tanker driver from Bristol has won the trip of a lifetime to Florida after saving a woman’s life. Neil Luton, who works for waste management specialist CSG, rescued Krishnakali Sinha from a house fire whilst working in Wiltshire last year….
New powers have been given to 12 councils in England, including Oxfordshire. This means that motorists could be fined for offences that were once only issued by UK police forces.Since applications opened in May 2022, 14 councils have applied for powers…