Local News from Wednesday, February 18th, 2026

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Arriva is improving bus connections for St Paul’s School in Leadenhall

Welcome to Camphill MK's newsletter. They hope that February is treating you well. If you've missed the latest on social media, here's what they've been up to this month.

Willen Hospice is giving local people the chance to warm your hearts and your wallets with the Winter Warmer Raffle, which is open until March 26.

Thames Valley Police last night released Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor under investigation, following yesterday morning's arrest.

Conservative Councillors have voted against Labour’s 2026/27 budget, describing it as a plan that asks residents to 'pay more and accept less.'

Before Christmas, MKFM told how a man from the new city was channelling the grief of losing his partner by raising money to purchase essential wheelchairs for Milton Keynes Hospital.

An MK-based psychic medium and paranormal investigator has a new project in the offing - to find the most haunted pub here in the new city.

The first phase of Hello Bletchley – the development of a new Alan Turing commemorative artwork – is underway, marking an important milestone in the creation of a landmark sculpture for Bletchley town centre.

The Labour Government has recently announced details of nearly 200 NHS sites set to benefit from funding delivered jointly alongside Great British Energy, with Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust receiving £162,000.

Earlier this week, seven shops across Milton Keynes were tested for underage sales of alcohol and vapes.

Thames Valley Police have opened an investigation into Misconduct in Public Office, which has seen Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on his 66th birthday.