Local News from Tuesday, August 26th, 2025

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Residents in Wolverton are angry at the 'rubble eyesore' that now fills the space left when the Agora Centre was demolished more than two years ago.

People living in Milton Keynes will get the chance to shape the future of community and mental health services in the area, as part of a major review to ensure services are fit for the future.

Stars and stage winners return to Lloyds Tour of Britain men.

After almost half a century of serving Stony Stratford residents, the Golden Sea Chinese takeaway will take its final order at the end of this month.

The housebuilder Bellway has acquired land from Homes England to build an additional 170 new sustainable homes at Tattenhoe Park.

Buckingham and Bletchley MP Callum Anderson has paid a visit to the MedicAlert UK headquarters to learn more about the vital role the charity plays.

Looking for that all-important prom dress in Milton Keynes will now be a breeze for youngsters, with news that Bletchley-based store MK Prom is moving to a new location with even more choice.

Firefighters tackled a large fire at an industrial unit in Woburn Sands overnight.

Larger voluntary, charitable, and faith-based organisations are being invited to a strategic workshop by Milton Keynes City Council.

Willen Hospice have not one, but two family events this September to look forward to.

The new city is gearing up for the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men, with spectators at the race’s start on Midsummer Boulevard promised a full morning of cycling themed activities on September 4.