MK Lightning News Archive

Kieran, Callum and Jessie Saunders are making a huge splash in the competitive world of Wakeboarding as members of Team GB.

A planetary rover that could end up being used to build habitats on the Moon or explore the surface of Mars has been put through its paces at a quarry in Milton Keynes.

Thames Valley Police have issued advice after seeing an increase in thieves targeting vehicles in Milton Keynes.

The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) is currently home to the new “BBC through the decades" exhibition, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the British Broadcasting Corporation.

Commissioned by Milton Keynes City Council, Archive-opia brings audiences together for a series of taster activities inspired by the fascinating archive collections of Buckinghamshire County Archive, MK City Discovery Centre and The Living Archive.

Following the announcement of the exciting plans to upgrade The Hub, works are well underway with the porte cocheres at Blossom Room, Our Place and Turtle Bay now complete.

NatWest has opened a new community hub at centre:mk in Milton Keynes.

Fans of fun and frights are in for a treat at Gulliver’s Land with a festival to celebrate the spookiest season of the year.

Thames Valley’s Police and Crime Panel ended a near three-month hiatus by finally agreeing on the appointment of a new chair but political divisions remain. 

Employees from Marshall Amplification have continued their support of a local charity this month, welcoming residents from Camphill MK for a tour of their factory and awarding them a grant of £8,000 to help upgrade facilities at an on-site theatre.

A new study has found that Milton Keynes is 2nd in the UK for people wanting to leave their jobs.

Thousands of people in Buckinghamshire could benefit from a new multi-million-pound competition to find cutting-edge technology that supports people with early-stage dementia.