The Wycombe edition of Monopoly is out after being launched this morning at Wycombe Arts Centre, the game features local landmarks, organisations and charities from across the town. The launch event started with Jackie Palmers Stage School who danced to a mixture of Monopoly themed music. Their Principal Marylyn Phillips

It was announced on 14th February this year that High Wycombe had landed the honour of its very own Monopoly board. At the time, games’ bosses invited the public to suggest landmarks to feature on the board and 8 months later the board is about to hit shelves. In this

Luke chats to the star of this year’s Wycombe Swan Panto Vernon Kay about his stage debut, break dancing and this year’s pantomime. Plus Dandini needs your help! Vernon wants to know where the best place in Wycombe is to go and have a drink for some cast member team

Adebayo Akinfenwa returns to High Wycombe at the end of the month for the premiere of his feature-film following Bayo and his brothers Dele and Yemi as well as contributions from Gareth Ainsworth, Matt Bloomfield, Joe Jacobson and David Stockdale. Colin Spoke to Rachel from Wycombe Swan and Matt from Wycombe

Wycombe Wanderers celebrated the life of Bill Turnbull on Saturday at Adams Park, with a minute’s applause before the match, his co-commentator Phil Catchpole led a tribute to Bill in the Caledonian Suite and Prostate Cancer UK Chief Executive Laura Kerby and a number of volunteers were at the game

Wycombe Homeless Connections’ Big Sleep Out returns on Saturday 26th November raising money and awareness to help change the lives of people who are homeless or facing homelessness in our community. Colin spoke to Heather Stanley to find out more details on this year’s sleep out For more information head

The Wycombe Swan has announced their star casting for this year’s Panto, Cinderella which will see TV and Radio Icon Vernon Kay make his stage and pantomime debut this year starring as Dandini. Colin was joined by Rachel from Wycombe Swan to announce the news on this morning’s Mid Mornings.

Colin’s been speaking to South Buckinghamshire Local Police Area Commander Superintendent Emma Burroughs about a number of subjects, including an increase in burglary, the force’s work to improve the safety of women and girls, as well as some crime prevention advice.

The Wonder of Stevie starts their tour next month at Wycombe Swan featuring one of Britain’s top soul singers, mesmeric vocalist Noel McCalla, award-winning saxophonist Derek Nash and their world-class live band. Nick spoke to Derek Nash about the show and his career. You can find out more details on

Wycombe Wanderers have released guidance for keeping cool at Adams Park on Saturday as the heatwave continues. Luke Hashman spoke to Head of Media at Wycombe Wanderers Matt Cecil on how the club is helping fans stay cool You can read more on the new heat guidance on the Wycombe

Wycombe Swan are running free Cinderella-themed story time and craft activity sessions throughout August for young people at Wycombe Library. Colin’s been speaking to Rachel from the theatre to find out more