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• Eight of Oxfordshire's 33, 000-volt Bicester Advertiser " and " Bucks Herald " newspaper.
• An unusual outreach meeting was held at the Bierton Baptist Chapel on 5 June 1983, that attracted the attention of Aylesbury's Bucks Herald news paper.
• Lidington was also criticised by local newspaper the " Bucks Herald " for claiming ?15, 891 in expenses in one year, almost double his salary.
• Historical copies of the " Bucks Herald ", dating back to 1833, are available to search and view in digitised form at The British Newspaper Archive.
• Regarding the factual accuracy of the article, Shrimpton turned out to be correct that the " Bucks Herald " got the name of the Defence Secretary wrong.
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• Since the movie Daryl was interviewed by local newspaper'Bucks Herald'about his experinces working on a Hollywood movie production with Regency Enterprises ( also the makers of some hit US television shows ).
• In an interview with the " Bucks Herald ", Cole confirmed that Bond would be 14 15 years old in his novels and that the books would show how the adult Bond was formed.
• Criticism of AVDC over the theatre in the local press led to AVDC councillors being banned from speaking to the local newspaper, the Bucks Herald, because of the way in which stories were being covered.
• The " "'Bucks Herald " "'is a weekly newspaper, published every Wednesday and covering Aylesbury and its surrounding villages in the Aylesbury Vale area of Buckinghamshire, England.
• The newspaper is part of Johnston Press who also publish a mix of free and paid for titles across Beds, Herts and Bucks including two of the only remaining broadsheets in circulationthe Bucks Herald and the Hemel Gazette.
• In November 2013 Lidington was criticised in an editorial of the local newspaper the " Bucks Herald " for his repeated failure to vote against the HS2 rail project which is set to affect large areas of his constituency.
• *Regarding the child pornography conviction, the original article stated that " police discovered Shrimpton to be in possession of a memory stick containing forty indecent images of children ", citing another " Bucks Herald " article that reported, " Only one [ memory stick ], which was found in a green glasses case next to Mr Shrimpton s bed, was found to have contained deleted files, 40 of which were found by police specialists to be indecent images of young boys . " Despite the conviction resting on the memory stick, User : Michael Shrimpton changed " police discovered " to " police claim to have discovered ".
• *Regarding his bomb hoax, the original article cited a " Bucks Herald " article to support the claim that " Shrimpton contacted Defence Secretary Philip Dunne and MP David Lidington to warn them of an impending attack against London " . ( The " Herald " article's exact wording was " Shrimpton contacted the office of the Defence Secretary Philip Dunne, and David Lidington MP claiming a nuclear warhead had been placed in London, possibly near to a hospital to be detonated at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games . " ) User : Michael Shrimpton changed this so that it was actually the Defence Secretary's office who contacted him, not the other way around, and that it was not he who came up with the story about the nuclear bomb, but a gentleman named Benjamin Fulford.