Aylesbury Town Council

Aylesbury, the County Town of Buckinghamshire, is a market town confidently moving forward in the 21st century. The town, with a population of over 60,000, is the largest in Aylesbury Vale. Aylesbury hosts the Crown Courts and the main offices of Buckinghamshire Council.  The history of the town can be traced back to 650 BC through the remains of an Iron Age hill-fort. Find articles on local history that have appeared in the Council’s magazine, Aylesbury Town Matters. If your interest is in retail therapy, then visit Shopping in Aylesbury. Finally, for a fascinating glimpse into a unique aspect of the town’s past economy, learn about the Aylesbury Duck—a modern gourmet treat!

Culturally, Aylesbury is home to the Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, which hosts a range of performances from musicals to local productions, contributing to a thriving arts scene that includes galleries and various cultural events. The town is rich in historical landmarks, such as St. Mary’s Church, the Old County Hall, and the 17th-century courthouse. The nearby Aylesbury Canal offers scenic walks and cycling routes, enhancing the town’s appeal.