Local News from Thursday, January 1st, 2026

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A mum from Milton Keynes who said that a catalogue of serious repair works not carried out by her housing association left her and her five-year-old child in an unsafe situation, enjoyed a warm Christmas after MKFM stepped in.

Police in Milton Keynes have released an e-fit image in connection with a sexual assault.

Vintage Stony, the vintage car and motorcycle gathering returns this New Year’s Day.

Our much-loved libraries are getting ready to welcome even more local people in 2026.

Matthew Bourne’s double Olivier award-winning, smash hit production of The Red Shoes returns to Milton Keynes Theatre in February.

A two-vehicle collision last night was attended by fire crews from Broughton and Newport Pagnell.

The National Theatre's tour of Dear England arrives at Milton Keynes Theatre in January, promising to entertain football and non-football fans alike.

Milton Keynes Museum is an essential visit for families and people of all ages who want to immerse themselves in the ancient and modern past.

Three people from the area have been named in the list, with Leah being awarded a CBE for services to assocation football.

Funhouse Comedy Club has announced the launch of a brand new comedy night at The Residence Bar & Kitchen, which will debut on Thursday February 5.

While many people were enjoying the extended seasonal break and putting their feet up yesterday, 12-year-old Campbell Creighton got on his bike and cycled 30 miles around the new city for charity.