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YL Motors specialise in vehicle restoration, customisation, tuning, repairs and servicing in Milton Keynes.

Have you spotted the new MKFM vehicle yet? Thanks to the Electric Vehicle Experience Centre, the MKFM team are gaining first-hand experience of driving and charging an electric vehicle in Milton Keynes and they'll take you along for the ride!

An enthusiasm for reusing discarded materials to create pieces of art and a love of all things robotics has resulted in one of the UK’s most futuristic restaurants in Milton Keynes.

A single shot of either the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccines is more than 80% effective at preventing hospitalisation among the over 80s, the health secretary has said.

Thanks to the pandemic, the world has been forced to change in many ways. Although the tide seems to be starting to turn with the virus, the chances of everything going back to normal are slim. Too much has been affected for that to happen.

More than 20 million people have had their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the UK, the health secretary has said.

As Disney Plus launches Star on it's streaming service this week, does this mean the expected decline in cinema attendance? A Milton Keynes film reviewer and YouTuber gives his views.

Beauty salons will be allowed to reopen from 12th April, as long as strict conditions are met, and new local lockdown business Pinch & Prod can’t wait to open their doors in Tattenhoe.

The travel and aviation sectors have been among the hardest-hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Maya CARE, a charitable organization is distributing masks free of charge to key workers across the UK who have continued to work and face the public through lockdown, despite the danger of exposure.

Outdoor learning centres have warned they could be "lost forever" if they aren't included on Boris Johnson's roadmap to reopen from England's latest lockdown.

Long-term complications from COVID-19 are likely to put "significant strain" on the NHS in the coming years, as they become increasingly common across all age groups, scientists have warned.

Haris Theoharis, the Greek tourism minister, says he hopes "we can have a semi-normal summer" and confirms discussions are under way with UK government officials with the aim of letting travel restart later in the year.

Cryptocurrency has become one of the most popular methods of trading assets online. Although it has become an international trend, there is still a long way to go in terms of learning what is achievable as the developments in technology play out.

In our latest appointment with Bletchley money doctor Dr Nikki Ramskill, she tells us about the traps of investing in cryptocurrency and advises on investing in the stock market.

Boris Johnson has set out his hope the current COVID lockdown will be the last thanks to the "unprecedented" vaccine rollout - but admitted he can't offer "an absolute cast-iron guarantee".

With three Wetherspoons in Milton Keynes, chairman Tim Martin believes that pubs should be allowed to re-open at the same time as non-essential shops.

With one in ten people now vaccinated against Covid-19 in Milton Keynes and Bedfordshire alone, the government's mid-February target looks like it will be met.

As the UK continues to spend more time indoors due to a third national lockdown and shorter days, healthcare professionals are encouraging people to remain active.

Almost one third of all patients who have needed hospital treatment for Covid since the pandemic began were admitted last month.

Like anything, keeping your new year’s resolution isn’t easy. Indeed, the 12th January is now unofficially known as “Quitters Day” as this is when the majority of people begin to falter with their resolutions...

Fancy tapas this weekend? Let Lia from the MK Breakfast Show tempt you with her full review from Las Iguanas at The Hub Milton Keynes.