A government planning inspector has approved plans for a massive new warehouse park to the south of Milton Keynes after hearing that it could create more than 2,000 new jobs.

Dozens of pubs, restaurants, cafes and businesses in Milton Keynes are offering free meals to children this week.

From today, thousands of households in Milton Keynes will be using four wheelie bins instead of rubbish sacks as part of a pilot scheme.

Figures from Public Health England show that 84 people in Milton Keynes have tested positive for coronavirus over the weekend.

A housebuilder has shown interest in building 73 new homes in a well-established Milton Keynes estate.

Patients and staff will benefit from tastier, healthier and better-quality meals following a national independent review of hospital food.

It has been today (26/10) announced that Boots plans on releasing a new coronavirus testing service that can deliver results in just 12 minutes.

Earlier this month, officers made two arrests relating to offences including theft of a motor vehicle, theft from a motor vehicle and failing to stop for police.

The Wolverton-based museum is seeking toys, games and clothes from times gone by for an exciting new permanent display.

As part of its agreement, a national housebuilder will be providing £4.2 million support to Milton Keynes Council. 

Staff at Milton Keynes University Hospital have been praised by one of its longest-staying COVID-19 patients who spent over nine weeks in hospital.

Milton Keynes cafes, restaurants, pubs and other businesses have come together to offer 'free school meals' to children who need them in our city during Half Term.

Twice yearly council-run mechanical checks on taxis are set to be axed by Milton Keynes Council in a bid to save money.

A showdown meeting has been scheduled for next Monday (26/10) after objections were made to a council decision to axe 26 subsidised bus routes in Milton Keynes.

Milton Keynes Council has announced that a section of the A421 will be temporarily closed overnight next week.

National Rail has stated that a 'good service' is expected to return by 12pm today following major disruption this morning.

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Milton Keynes Dons boss Russell Martin has expressed his pride in his players after they earned all three points at home against Gillingham today.

Milton Keynes Dons claimed all three points for the first time in the 2020/21 League One campaign with a convincing 2-0 win over Gillingham.

Milton Keynes Dons manager Russell Martin has stated his belief that recent signing Cameron Jerome will have a big impact on the team as the season progresses.

Milton Keynes Dons boss Russell Martin has spoken of his and his players' determination to improve results ahead of today's match against Gillingham.

MK Council is investing over £20,000 in an Artificial Intelligence (AI) training programme, bringing together experts working to establish MK as a world leading smart city.

Milton Keynes Council are looking for 1,000 local people to become a MK COVID-19 Community Champion, to protect themselves and care for others as we all work together to control COVID-19.

Milton Keynes Council has today warned of "worrying trends" as 40 people have tested positive for coronavirus in a single day.

More than 500 calls a week are being made to Milton Keynes Council – up about 10 per cent – with concerns about the welfare of children, a meeting heard.

Residents living in Nottingham, Broxtowe, Gedling and Rushcliffe will face tougher coronavirus restrictions later this week, local leaders say.

The father of a four-year-old Belgian boy who spent six days in a coma after catching COVID-19 has warned other parents of the risk the virus poses to children.

A 22-month-old baby girl in a pushchair has died following a crash involving a car in northwest London.

A security guard who said he saw the Manchester Arena bomber smiling just before he blew himself up has denied he "fobbed off" a member of the public who reported his suspicions about 15 minutes before the attack.