The week's Aylesbury news in one Tuesday email. Read a full issue before you sign up, see exactly what goes in it, and what happens to your address.

The Aylesbury Times weekly email is one message on a Tuesday morning carrying the week’s local news, what’s on and the practical information people here actually look up. It is free, and one click in any issue takes you off the list.

What is in it

Every issue is built from what we published in the seven days behind it, and nothing else:

  • A lead story at the top with its picture, whichever story we led with that week.
  • News: the planning decisions, council votes, licensing applications, inspection reports and figures, each with a headline and a line saying what it is.
  • What’s On: events, days out and the seasonal guides, in the weeks there are any.
  • Local Info and Property: only when something has actually changed, for instance altered bin dates or the month’s house price figures.

Every headline links to the full story here, so the email is a list of what is worth reading rather than a rewrite of it.

When it arrives

Tuesday morning, covering the previous seven days. A quiet week makes a shorter email rather than a padded one, and a week with no stories at all means no email.

Read an issue first

The first issue has not gone out yet. From the first one onwards every issue is archived here in full, so you will always be able to read one before you decide, and the Sevenoaks Online archive, our first title to run the email, shows the shape of it.

What happens to your address

We take your email address and nothing else, and it is used for one thing: sending you the The Aylesbury Times weekly email. We do not sell it, rent it or pass it to anyone else, and every issue carries a one-click unsubscribe link. Our privacy notice has the detail.

The signup box is at the foot of this page.