MK Lightning News from Monday, February 2nd, 2026

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If successful it'll get a share of 10 million pounds of national investment and will co-incide with a £76 million, 4000 capacity venue in the city centre.

Milton Keynes is set to benefit from more than a billion pounds of improvements to the region's water and sewerage infrastructure.

Emily Darlington lends her support.

Black Eyed Peas revealed as headliner- A UK festival exclusive Celebrity Traitors star Cat Burns, Jalen Ngonda, Maverick Sabre & Big Narstie also announced for day two, with many more acts to come day 2 hosted by Big Narstie.

Falconhurst School, Greenleys Junior School, Greenleys First School, Moorland Primary School and Water Hall Primary School have received funding to provide free school breakfasts.

A group of Ethan Hill's friends and family will be pushing off on a cycle ride with a difference later this spring - cycling from the new city all the way to Rome for a huge charity push.

'Together let's make a difference and stay safe!' 

Charities are under more pressure than ever, and businesses have an important role to play in supporting them, says Milton Keynes Community Foundation.

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

Drivers from Milton Keynes bus operator, Stagecoach East, have been recognised for their exceptional driving standards and dedication to road safety in 2025. 

MKFM understands that Bistro Live, the entertainment space in the based in the CBX building, has ceased trading.