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Thames Valley Police had to break up a BBQ in Woburn Sands this afternoon after a number of people attended in contravention of government advice on social distancing.

Arriva is continuing to run a reduced bus service in all areas it operates in to serve local communities as much as possible.

Milton Keynes Hospital has confirmed that seven patients with COVID-19 have died between March 18th and March 26th.

Milton Keynes Council has announced it will suspend food and garden waste collections after Friday 3rd April.

Milton Keynes Magistrates Court is one of the 158 courts across England and Wales to remain open during the coronavirus crisis.

Bletchley Park has launched "Bunting for Bletchley", a boredom buster appeal for bunting donations to help decorate Bletchley Park when it reopens.

Iain Stewart, MP for Milton Keynes South, believes that businesses in Milton Keynes should "bounce back quite quickly" after the pandemic settles.

The Parks Trust has highlighted the importance of following government guidelines when using their parks.

Milton Keynes Council has noted that there is “current uncertainty as to when schools will be able to open as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak” in a decision made this week.

Iain Stewart, MP for Milton Keynes South, commented on the news that the Prime Minister has tested positive for coronavirus.

Caveman Conditioning has launched a Facebook group to keep the local community active during the coronavirus outbreak.

Could we be turning to man’s best friend to help prevent the spread of COVID-19?

​​​​​​​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.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning's Lewis Clifford and Grant McPherson have both been handed multi-game suspensions by the NIHL Disciplinary Panel.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have announced their first signing of the 2020/21 season.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have announced the signing of Canadian forward Taylor Dickin for the remainder of the season.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning claimed a consolation point after falling just short of upsetting the Peterborough Phantoms in front of a bumper crowd of 2245 last night.

Impact of coronavirus on council services

The appeal aims to reach £400,000 by the end of July.

Milton Keynes Council spent £1.7m tackling the potholes, £750,000 more than expected.

England's deputy chief medical officer has warned it could be six months or more before the UK gets back to normal from the pandemic.

A frontline NHS consultant has died after testing positive for the coronavirus.

Another 207 people have died in the UK after testing positive for coronavirus, taking the total to 1,235.

The British public have been under an unprecedented lockdown for nearly a week, with people told to stay inside and avoid gatherings to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

See you at the Barricade... The World's favourite musical LES MISERABLES comes to Milton Keynes Theatre

The seventh annual #LoveMK Day is being held this year on Thursday 2nd May.

Harry Kane has spoken about his frustration at so far failing to win trophies with Tottenham - and says he is prepared to leave if the team does not progress.

The rescheduling of the Tokyo Olympic Games could result in sporting organisations working closer with athletes to enable them to participate at their peak, according to the chief executive of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF).

Listen to the Sky Sports Football player of the season podcast, as we review the standout Premier League performers from the 2019/20 campaign with Jamie Redknapp.

Mesut Ozil has won major honours in Germany, Spain and England and has a World Cup winner's medal to his name, but has he fulfilled his potential with Arsenal in the Premier League? That's the question posed on the latest edition of Sky Sports' Off Script.

Stars of the movie Contagion have issued a series of public service announcements urging people to wash their hands and practice social distancing.

Killing Eve has delighted fans by announcing the third season will be released two weeks early.

As schools and nurseries around the world shut down due to coronavirus, two Hollywood actresses are doing their bit to help children in need.

Madonna has paid tribute to her Desperately Seeking Susan co-star Mark Blum who has died after contracting coronavirus.

A vicar was left red-faced after accidentally setting his arm on fire while recording a virtual sermon.

Lakeside homes in the US have been covered in three feet of ice after two days of gale-force winds.

Researchers believe they have solved the mystery surrounding dogs' noses and why they are so cold.

Donald Trump's former physician has revealed he used to put cauliflower in the US president's mashed potatoes in his failed efforts to help him lose weight.

Deliveroo, the food delivery service, is to deliver 500,000 free meals to NHS workers across Britain as the coronavirus pandemic intensifies.

Another 207 people have died in the UK after testing positive for coronavirus, taking the total to 1,235.

A frontline NHS consultant has died after testing positive for the coronavirus.

Harry Kane has spoken about his frustration at so far failing to win trophies with Tottenham - and says he is prepared to leave if the team does not progress.

Deliveroo, the food delivery service, is to deliver 500,000 free meals to NHS workers across Britain as the coronavirus pandemic intensifies.

Barclays is close to securing investor support for a new action plan on climate change amid pressure on global banks' relationships with carbon-polluting companies.

Euroclear, one of the world's largest settlement houses for financial transactions, is facing a furious backlash from investors over a plan to hike fees for protecting assets during the coronavirus pandemic.

Employees who cannot take all their annual leave due to the coronavirus pandemic will be able to carry it over for two years, the business secretary has said.

The weekend has arrived and the country is in lockdown.

The NHS is preparing to unveil a "data platform" which tracks the movement of critical staff and materials, giving ministers the first ever comprehensive view of the entire health system, Sky News can reveal.

In 1994, the delayed delivery of a newborn caused the baby to suffer from cerebral palsy, autism, and developmental delay.

Writing an essay is no brain surgery. Still, very often this type of academic paper becomes responsible for college students’ pain in the neck.

Arriva Buses will be running a reduced bus service in Milton Keynes from tomorrow, Monday 23rd March 2020, due to the coronavirus outbreak.

While women are so lucky to have vast choices when it comes to clothes to wear to the office, men, on the other hand, have been so disadvantaged.