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Fashion has always been more than just clothes to wear.

While we don’t often think of it this way, water is the main ingredient in a cup of coffee. For example, when we drink an espresso, it is approximately 90% water, whilst a filter coffee is as much as 98%.

In the UK, safety on the roads is of the utmost importance, and one often overlooked aspect is a car’s wheels — especially for BMW owners.

Driving around Belfast in winter means keeping a closer eye on your vehicle and one of the most often overlooked yet essential components is the battery

Getting out and about should be simple.

A vanished agency left Understanding Minds, mental health training provider with a broken website - local marketing agency redrose.digital stepped in to repair the damage and set the project back on track.

Are you a small business searching for the ideal vehicle for your business needs, or do you manage a small fleet of company cars?

Local workplace mental health training provider, Understanding Minds, is offering Milton Keynes businesses a unique opportunity to invest in both their workforce and local children's wellbeing.

A4G Be Visible Becomes a Verified Amazon Service Provider.

Powerlines, a strength-training and pilates fusion created by PT and fitness expert Kristina Perestegi, officially launched at an exclusive event inside Harrods Beauty in Milton Keynes, in partnership with Trinny London.

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Insect bombs were responsible for a false alarm which had mobilised seven appliances and fire crews, and three officers, yesterday afternoon.

Andrew Georgiou, aged 44, of Holywell Place, Springfield, Milton Keynes, pleaded guilty to one count of murder during a hearing at Aylesbury Crown Court today (December 9).

This festive season, Midsummer Place is embracing the spirit of ‘kindness’ with the release of its heartfelt Christmas short film.

Letters to Loved Ones service is available in the run up to the festive period, offering a way to stay connected with inpatients when a personal visit is not possible.   

An independent business owner from Milton Keynes has laid bare the difficulties he, and others like him, face in the new city.

Four trainees who applied for newly qualified (NQ) roles in 2025 have been retained by law firm, Dentons, with all accepting full time roles.

A boy from Newport Pagnell will use peddle power to raise money for two charities later this month.

The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) has announced the prestigious Star Council Awards finalists – and Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes Association of Local Councils have been shortlisted in the County Association of the year.

Songs from the City is the title of a new album created by a group of Milton Keynes songwriters that Living Archive MK has been working with for the past 18 months.

Woburn Safari Park is celebrating a heart-warming new arrival, a tiny Guianan squirrel monkey baby, born to first-time mum Willow and dad Murphy.

Newport Pagnell pub The Dolphin is celebrating a super successful year of fundraising, which has seen it raise more than £9,000 for 14 different charities.

Milton Keynes Dons earned a 0-0 draw against Newport County in new manager Paul Warne's first match in charge of the team.

Milton Keynes Dons picked up their second win of the 2024-25 season, defeating Walsall Town 1-0 at Stadium MK.

Milton Keynes Dons have completed the signing of midfielder Kane Thompson-Sommers from National League side Halifax Town for an undisclosed fee.

It's been a difficult start to the 2024-25 season for Milton Keynes Dons, who desperately need to get their season on track this weekend.

Looking to bounce back from last week’s disappointing display, MK Breakers Men’s team were back in action on Saturday evening, welcoming Bristol Flyers II to Bletchley Leisure Centre. 

MK Breakers Men’s team were back in action on Saturday evening, travelling north to take on a Loughborough Riders side who had won just one of their opening seven games of the season. 

MK Breakers Men’s team were back in action on Saturday evening, welcoming Essex Rebels to Bletchley Leisure Centre and looking to get back to winning ways after last weekend’s loss.

Milton Keynes Breakers will be taking over Manchester this weekend, as both our senior teams head north looking to make history in two Playoff Finals at the National Basketball Performance Centre.

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Milton Keynes City Council will continue to carry out road repairs, including pot holes, at several locations across the new city this week.

Please see here for available vacancies at Intercargo Logistics.

Please see here for any available vacancies for Tove Learning Trust.

Local charity, Camphill MK, supporting adults with learning disabilities, is recruiting.

Stadium MK currently have a wide range of jobs available to join their varied teams. Find out more information about the roles and how to apply here...

The tech landscape is constantly evolving and expanding, and growth is a recurring challenge for businesses in this sector.

Can you imagine life without technology? It is everywhere – in homes, public places, and offices.

Of the many technological advances of the past few decades, Blockchain technology is one of the few that have the most potential to revolutionise businesses across all industries.

Next-generation AI chatbots have dominated the tech scene in the past few years. And for good reason.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that Czech forward Tomas Kana will return to the club next season.

Lewis Clifford, head coach of the Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning, provided comment on recruitment for the team's new season.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that defenceman Lewis Christie will be back for another season with the club.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that defenceman Ed Knaggs has joined them ahead of the 2020/21 season.

"The system is more than broken - it crossed that limit a long time ago," says Palestinian asylum seeker Ibrahim Altaqatqa.

Is this what the beginning of a war looks like?

The trouble with the scientific evidence behind the social media ban in Australia is that there is not more of it.

All tourists - including those from Britain - will have to undergo a social media screening before being allowed entry into the US under new plans being considered by the country's border force.

Scottish artist Nnena Kalu has won the 2025 Turner Prize with two exhibitions, including a series of brightly coloured sculptures.

Punk-rap duo Bob Vylan are suing Irish national broadcaster RTE for defamation, claiming it misrepresented chants led by the band when they played this year's Glastonbury festival.

Rapper Ghetts has pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving in a hit-and-run crash.

Paramount has launched a $108.4bn (£81bn) hostile bid for Warner Bros, challenging Netflix, which had reached a $72bn (£54bn) takeover deal with the company.

Jamie Carragher says Liverpool's win at Inter Milan was "massive" for Arne Slot and shows the fans are behind him.

If the 4-1 home defeat to PSV in the Champions League was the moment that Arne Slot decided enough was enough and Mohamed Salah had to be dropped, the turning point might have been the much narrower loss to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in October.

So who starred and who struggled in a Formula 1 season that went down to the wire in 2025? Running through the grid in final Drivers' Championship order, see how the sport's stars rated for their performances this year...

The World Darts Championship is back bigger than ever, live on Sky Sports, with the rapid rise of Luke Littler helping to take interest and excitement in the sport to unprecedent levels.

A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.

An earthquake alert preparing people to "drop, cover, hold on" buzzed on phones in the US on Thursday - but turned out to be completely false.

A raccoon has gotten as drunk as a skunk.

It's a debate that's torn families apart for years - with selection boxes thrown in rage, and stony silences around the dinner table.

Sir Keir Starmer has called for a tougher approach to policing Europe's borders ahead of a meeting between leaders to discuss a potential shake-up of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

On a dark December morning two years ago, Kiki Marriott left her flat and started walking.

Patients with a previously untreatable form of blood cancer are now living disease-free after a world-first gene therapy.

COVID-19 fraud and error cost the taxpayer nearly £11bn, a government watchdog has found.

COVID-19 fraud and error cost the taxpayer nearly £11bn, a government watchdog has found.

Christmas dinner will be slightly cheaper this year compared to last, according to new industry data.

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The trouble with the scientific evidence behind the social media ban in Australia is that there is not more of it.

Australian has become the world's first country to implement a social media ban for under-16s.

Do you suffer from ringing in your ears? For millions of people in the UK who do, researchers say they may have found a solution.

Patients with a previously untreatable form of blood cancer are now living disease-free after a world-first gene therapy.

Eden could not wait to return to Milton Keynes Theatre last night (31/10) to see the highly-anticipated Mary Poppins and here is her full review...

Carly could not wait to return to Milton Keynes Theatre last night (21/10) to see the highly-anticipated The Bodyguard The Musical and here is her full review...

This classic story is just the ticket! Make tracks to MK and go see it.

This latest Peter James stage adaption is described as a ‘whodunnit?’ type of play, but it’s not really that, says MKFM’s Tom Johnston.