Local News from Friday, November 21st, 2025

A popular centre that helps some of the city’s most vulnerable residents has been expanded by Milton Keynes City Council.

Works to modernise and expand the city centre library are being planned by Milton Keynes City Council.

After 41 years service at Milton Keynes Post Office, branch manager Deborah Penwarne will take early retirement next week.

iNREACH Group Limited hosted their second annual Tree Day this week, planting more than 500 trees at a farm in Little Horwood.

Members of Milton Keynes-based Herlihy Burgoine School of Irish Dance have qualified for the World Championships in 2026.

Milton Keynes City Council will decide next week on appointing a new operator to run three leisure facilities in the new city.

With temperatures dropping, next week will see the Winter Night Shelters open their doors for the twelfth consecutive year.

MP Callum Anderson is calling for progress on the development of a new eastern entrance to Bletchley station.

A man trying to sell cheap prosecco on a city estate ended up pitching his 'bubbly bargain' to two plain clothed police officers.