A pop-up cinema is celebrating local attractions with film screenings across Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.
The Chilterns Vintage Cinema, created by Darren and Deborah Henderson, launched on 16 March.
The cinema started with a showing of Four Weddings and a Funeral at Kings Chapel in Old Amersham, where some of the film's scenes were filmed.
Venues on the tour include Hellfire Caves in High Wycombe, the Natural History Museum at Tring and the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in Quainton.
Dead puppies found dumped in bag
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
An investigation has been launched after the bodies for four newborn puppies were discovered in a carrier bag near the Nickey Line footpath in Hemel Hempstead.
The grim discovery was made by a woman yesterday, on National Puppy Day, who called the local dog warden.
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The RSPCA was then alerted and the charity said the dogs, thought to be Staffordshire bull terriers, may have come from an unplanned litter and the mother could be at risk.
"The reality is that
unscrupulous breeders and sellers looking to make money out of the puppy trade
means awful things are happening to puppies on a regular basis, and the RSPCA is
having to pick up the pieces," a spokesman said.
Rugby union: Walsham challenged to win last four games
Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
North Walsham
's Head of Rugby James Brooks is challenging his players to win all of their last four matches of the season.
The Vikings are fourth in London One North and go to Letchworth this weekend.
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Brooks, a former Northampton player, joined the club in the summer and said: "The guys seem to be enjoying their rugby, they're certainly playing well as the moment so to come away with the last four games as wins would be fantastic."
Colchester United check Garvan's fitness
BBC Sport
Colchester United will check on the fitness of Owen Garvan (pictured) before confirming their squad for tomorrow's
League Two match at home to Luton
.
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The midfielder's been carrying a knee injury.
Defender Richard Brindley's pushing for a start after returning to action during the
2-0 defeat at Crewe
last weekend.
Travel: Train lines around Milton Keynes re-open
BBC News Travel
After emergency services dealt with an incident by Kings Langley, lines have now reopened.
All services by
London Midland
and
Virgin Trains
are getting back to normal, but delays and cancellations are expected throughout the afternoon.
Now this is taking "Chip Friday" to the extreme...
This van, stopped in Hemel Hempstead, had gained a few pounds after its owners force-fed it with French fries - coming up on the scales a whopping 2.5 tonnes (2,268kg) over the legal limit.
It was subsequently put on a crash diet by the police.
Vauxhall meeting taking place to make sure 'there's a future' in Luton
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
A meeting is taking place between the general secretary of the Unite union, Len McClucksy, and shop stewards at the Luton Vauxhall plant.
Ahead of those talks I managed to talk to him. He told me he was here to "understand what some of the ongoing issues are", to find out what the "mood is like" and to "make sure our members feel comfortable, and have a future here".
He added he wanted to "make certain that this plant is here for a long time to come".
No red noses 'a little over the top', says microbiologist
Jonathan Vernon-Smith
BBC Three Counties Radio
Following on from the news that a Bedfordshire school has
rejected wearing red noses
today over hygiene fears, we've spoken to a medical expert about what they think.
Dr Andrew Nealt is a microbiologist at the Hertfordshire-based Rothamsted Research Institute.
He told me
it all seemed "a little bit over the top", as children are always spreading germs and are not the best at personnel hygiene as they don't always wash their hands.
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Headteacher Melanie Mercer said there were many cold and
sickness bugs going around the school and there were fears the germs could spread if pupils shared noses.
She said it was the
school council that brought up the issue in assembly and the children voted against wearing them.
She added that pupils were celebrating Red Nose Day in lots of other ways.
Thameslink trains to be delayed for the rest of the day
BBC News Travel
Commuters on
Thameslink
trains travelling through Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire into London are due to face disruption into the afternoon.
An earlier broken down train means some services are being cancelled or delayed by up to 35 minutes. Disruption is expected until 16:00.
All lines have re-opened, but the company says it's running "a very limited service" and is asking for your patience.
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Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
That's it from all of us here at Local Live for Beds, Herts and Bucks.
We'll be back with more news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday.
We'll leave you with some blooming marvellous pictures from the BBC Weather Watchers ...
Have a great weekend everyone.
Weather: Chance of frost tonight, but sunshine tomorrow
Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather
It will be a dry night with mainly clear skies and possibly a few fog patches.
There could be a touch of frost in sheltered spots, with a low of 2C (36F).
After a chilly start, Saturday should be fine and dry with long spells of sunshine.
There'll be a light to moderate north-easterly wind and inland temperatures could reach about 14C (57F).
There's more at BBC Weather .
'Places you'd never expect to see a film'
Gareth Lloyd
BBC Three Counties Radio
A pop-up cinema is celebrating local attractions with film screenings across Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.
The Chilterns Vintage Cinema, created by Darren and Deborah Henderson, launched on 16 March.
The cinema started with a showing of Four Weddings and a Funeral at Kings Chapel in Old Amersham, where some of the film's scenes were filmed.
Venues on the tour include Hellfire Caves in High Wycombe, the Natural History Museum at Tring and the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in Quainton.
Dead puppies found dumped in bag
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
An investigation has been launched after the bodies for four newborn puppies were discovered in a carrier bag near the Nickey Line footpath in Hemel Hempstead.
The grim discovery was made by a woman yesterday, on National Puppy Day, who called the local dog warden.
The RSPCA was then alerted and the charity said the dogs, thought to be Staffordshire bull terriers, may have come from an unplanned litter and the mother could be at risk.
"The reality is that unscrupulous breeders and sellers looking to make money out of the puppy trade means awful things are happening to puppies on a regular basis, and the RSPCA is having to pick up the pieces," a spokesman said.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the RSPCA or Dacorum Borough Council .
Rugby union: Walsham challenged to win last four games
Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
North Walsham 's Head of Rugby James Brooks is challenging his players to win all of their last four matches of the season.
The Vikings are fourth in London One North and go to Letchworth this weekend.
Brooks, a former Northampton player, joined the club in the summer and said: "The guys seem to be enjoying their rugby, they're certainly playing well as the moment so to come away with the last four games as wins would be fantastic."
Colchester United check Garvan's fitness
BBC Sport
Colchester United will check on the fitness of Owen Garvan (pictured) before confirming their squad for tomorrow's League Two match at home to Luton .
The midfielder's been carrying a knee injury.
Defender Richard Brindley's pushing for a start after returning to action during the 2-0 defeat at Crewe last weekend.
Travel: Train lines around Milton Keynes re-open
BBC News Travel
After emergency services dealt with an incident by Kings Langley, lines have now reopened.
All services by London Midland and Virgin Trains are getting back to normal, but delays and cancellations are expected throughout the afternoon.
Not feeling so chipper now, are you?
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Now this is taking "Chip Friday" to the extreme...
This van, stopped in Hemel Hempstead, had gained a few pounds after its owners force-fed it with French fries - coming up on the scales a whopping 2.5 tonnes (2,268kg) over the legal limit.
It was subsequently put on a crash diet by the police.
Vauxhall meeting taking place to make sure 'there's a future' in Luton
Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East
A meeting is taking place between the general secretary of the Unite union, Len McClucksy, and shop stewards at the Luton Vauxhall plant.
Ahead of those talks I managed to talk to him. He told me he was here to "understand what some of the ongoing issues are", to find out what the "mood is like" and to "make sure our members feel comfortable, and have a future here".
He added he wanted to "make certain that this plant is here for a long time to come".
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Read moreCommuters late for work after Thameslink delays
Alex Pope
BBC Local Live
Commuters have been feeling the impact of train disruptions on the Thameslink line through Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.
Following a broken down train this morning, services have been cancelled or delayed by up to 35 minutes and disruption is expected until 16:00.
Laura-Jane Silverman sent us this photo, explaining there were big queues at St Albans station this morning.
It took her two hours to get into West Hampstead, causing her to miss a big meeting.
She's hoping for an easier return journey.
Thameslink has been tweeting the latest information and updating its website .
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Read moreTravel: Train lines blocked
BBC News Travel
Due to the ongoing incident at Kings Langley, coaches will be running between Northampton and Watford Junction on all London Midland services.
Alternative transport will also run between Northampton and Wellingborough.
Virgin Trains has also cancelled services between Milton Keynes Central and Watford Junction.
Tickets are now being accepted via other routes.
Travel: Delays on London Midland and Virgin trains
BBC News Travel
There are more train problems in and out of London...
Due to emergency services dealing with an incident close to Kings Langley, all lines are currently blocked.
It's affecting services on London Midland and Virgin trains through Beds, Bucks, Herts and Northants.
Delays of up to 30 minutes are expected until 14:00 and services may be cancelled.
No red noses 'a little over the top', says microbiologist
Jonathan Vernon-Smith
BBC Three Counties Radio
Following on from the news that a Bedfordshire school has rejected wearing red noses today over hygiene fears, we've spoken to a medical expert about what they think.
Dr Andrew Nealt is a microbiologist at the Hertfordshire-based Rothamsted Research Institute.
He told me it all seemed "a little bit over the top", as children are always spreading germs and are not the best at personnel hygiene as they don't always wash their hands.
Headteacher Melanie Mercer said there were many cold and sickness bugs going around the school and there were fears the germs could spread if pupils shared noses.
She said it was the school council that brought up the issue in assembly and the children voted against wearing them.
She added that pupils were celebrating Red Nose Day in lots of other ways.
Thameslink trains to be delayed for the rest of the day
BBC News Travel
Commuters on Thameslink trains travelling through Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire into London are due to face disruption into the afternoon.
An earlier broken down train means some services are being cancelled or delayed by up to 35 minutes. Disruption is expected until 16:00.
All lines have re-opened, but the company says it's running "a very limited service" and is asking for your patience.
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