Local News from Tuesday, February 17th, 2026

Milton Keynes City Council has recognised forty local organisations for meeting high standards of youth safety.

A public accelerated misconduct hearing will take place in connection with a police officer on Friday.

Pancake Day ribbon cutting is flipping marvellous.

Have you seen Ethan and Wiktoria? The 15-year-olds are missing from Milton Keynes.

The Government has announced another round of potential devolution areas, indicating that MK, Bedford, Central Beds and Luton councils would be its preference to form a Foundation Strategic Authority.

The City Council has prepared a new Prevention of Domestic Abuse Strategy, setting out strengthened plans to tackle domestic abuse and improve support for victims across the city.

An apprentice based in Milton Keynes has celebrated success after making the decision to work on the railway.

Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner, Matthew Barber, has welcomed the launch of a new Roads Policing Unit (RPU) Tasking Team.

Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts, visits Milton Keynes Theatre this March as part of a major UK tour.

Productivity has become one of the defining economic questions of the past decade.

Unity Place is rolling out a programme of simple, inclusive wellbeing initiatives designed to help people feel better at work – physically, mentally and socially. 

Planning, design and development consultancy Marrons has expanded its Milton Keynes presence with the appointment of Simon Wise as design director.