Local News from Thursday, September 11th, 2025

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When she reached for her usual brand of deodorant, Abbey Humphreys was ready to roll and go, as usual.

When he sits in the saddle and prepares to push off on an off-road cycling challenge next weekend, Karl Digby will have plenty of motivation to reach the finish line – he is doing the challenge in memory of his teenage son, Keaton.

On a visit to Great Linford Local Centre yesterday, Treasury Minister Dan Tomlinson MP joined Chris Curtis MP, Emily Darlington MP, Callum Anderson MP and Cllr. Pete Marland in supporting pro-growth tax reform for small businesses.

The RSPCA is urging schools in Milton Keynes to help build a new generation of animal champions this RSPCA Week – which starts on September 29.

As the leaves turn yellow, autumn can be a great time to explore outdoors with your canine pal, but the Dogs Trust is warning Milton Keynes dog owners to show some caution around conkers.

Milton Keynes City Council is set to appoint a heat supplier for a major project setting up a transformative zero carbon heat network.

The final phase of the Woburn Downs development is nearing completion, and with 95% of homes already snapped up.

Police are appealing for help to trace missing Milton Keynes man, Ross Abbs.

A heart-warming collaboration between Brooklands Farm Primary School and Rosebrook Care Home is brightening up Fen Street.

A free event organised by Milton Keynes City Council will bring together more than 30 organisations.

The creators of the Back To The Future film trilogy, are delighted to announce the first-ever UK tour of the multi-award-winning BACK TO THE FUTURE The Musical.