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Milton Keynes Council will vote tonight on whether to pass the 2020/21 budget, with the Labour administration proposing to spend over £11m next year to tackle rough sleeping and homelessness.

Thames Valley Police is offering free bike marking next month to deter would-be thieves from stealing your bike.

Police are appealing for witnesses and request that residents of Weston Underwood check their CCTV following a burglary that took place last night (25/2).

St Thomas Aquinas School on St Mary's Avenue has been shortlisted for a national award for their work tackling climate change.

Vintage Open-Air Cinema will be showing various classic films in Milton Keynes this summer.

YiS, a local counselling charity, is expanding to include more types of mental health support to local young people and professionals that support them.

Dog owners have been advised to understand their responsibilities and the law surrounding livestock worrying, as multiple sheep were put down in Milton Keynes last year.

Over 3,200 people attended the Milton Keynes Model Railway Society (MKMRS) exhibition earlier on this month (15/2 and 16/2).

This year, a live social experiment is coming to Milton Keynes, where you could be working alongside real barristers to find out whether somebody is guilty of murder.

Are you a keen crafter, love the great outdoors and looking for a new skill to learn? Then why not join The Parks Trust in March, for their Introduction to Bushcraft workshop focussing on learning the age-old skill of whittling.

Find out why Shrove Tuesday has played a large part in the traditions of Milton Keynes and its surrounding towns...

Developers have lodged a planning application to build homes for the elderly on a spare piece of land near a city supermarket.

Around 160 British tourists stuck in lockdown at a Tenerife hotel over coronavirus fears will have to stay in isolation for 14 days.

The first case of the coronavirus has been confirmed in South America as the outbreak continues to spread around the world.

An "immediate evacuation" has been ordered in a town in Shropshire after rising water levels from the River Severn breached flood barriers.

Emergency legislation to prevent the automatic release of terrorist prisoners has become law - two days before the latest extremist offender was due for release.

​​​​​​​With back-to-back wins at Stadium MK in less than a week, the positive days are beginning to return for MK Dons.

MK Dons have delved into the transfer market ahead of today's deadline, with the loan signing of young goalkeeper Andrew Fisher from Blackburn Rovers.

A late goal saw MK Dons suffer a 1-0 loss at home to Sunderland and the team were unlucky not to earn more from the match.

MK Dons have signed midfielder Louis Thompson on a loan deal until the end of the season, making him Russel Martin's third signing of the January window.