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Online retailer Very cancels orders placed by scalpers for 'over 1,000 consoles'
Online retailer Very has cancelled what scalpers have claimed were more than 1,000 orders for the new Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which they intended to resell at a higher price.
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'Game changing' blood test can predict who will develop Alzheimer's
A "potential game changing" blood test could be used to predict who will develop Alzheimer's disease, according to scientists.
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COVID-19 vaccine: Moderna seeks US approval for 94.1% effective vaccine
Moderna has said it is filing for regulatory approval in the US, and that its vaccine trials have shown no serious safety concerns.
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Facebook-backed cryptocurrency changes name in an effort to seek approval
A struggling cryptocurrency backed by Facebook has changed its name, in a bid to get it off the ground and approved by regulators.
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UK bans Huawei equipment installations from September 2021 amid stockpiling concerns
British telecoms providers will be banned from installing 5G equipment manufactured by Huawei from next September, the government has said, even if they still have unused stock.
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Police share pictures of man following knifepoint robbery where victim was knocked unconsciousThames Valley Police is releasing CCTV images of a man officers would like to speak to in connection with an investigation into a robbery, which occurred in Bletchley.
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December: These are the schools in Milton Keynes that we know have confirmed cases of coronavirus this monthThere are numerous schools in the local area that have been impacted by COVID-19 since reopening in September.
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Tuesday’s Coronavirus Update: 62 new cases and six hospital deaths recorded in Milton Keynes todayThere were 62 positive coronavirus cases recorded and six hospital deaths announced in Milton Keynes on Tuesday, according to data from Public Health England.
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Bletchley Park safely reopening for a festive day outBletchley Park will reopen to visitors on Wednesday 2 December, when the second national lockdown in England comes to an end.
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Milton Keynes Council backs crackdown on illegal money lendersMK Council is backing a new campaign to warn people of the dangers of predatory loan sharks scamming people online.
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Have your say on crime and community safety in Milton KeynesMilton Keynes Council and the Safer MK partnership is asking local people for input on what MK’s crime and community safety priorities should be.
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Concrete square outside Milton Keynes train station to become a 'temporary forest'Station Square in Central Milton Keynes is set to be transformed into a temporary forest as part of a public art project funded by MK Council.
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Canadian fast-food joint Tim Hortons will be opening in Milton Keynes very soonIt has been announced that the Canadian fast-food chain Tim Hortons will be opening its Milton Keynes branch in less than two weeks.
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Halo device credited for saving F1 star Grosjean tested at a university near Milton KeynesF1 driver Romain Grosjean emerged from a fireball crash and escaped with his life following a high-speed impact with a barrier at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday (29/11).
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Harry's Rainbow support National Grief Awareness WeekLocal charity, Harry's Rainbow, are supporting National Grief Awareness Week from 2nd - 8th December. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the support needs of the bereaved and the services that are available nationwide.
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MKFM stops playing Rita Ora's music after the pop star breaks lockdown rulesMilton Keynes' local radio station, MKFM, has decided to remove Rita Ora from all playlists after the pop star broke coronavirus rules for her 30th birthday party.
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Milton Keynes man wins back €48k in 7-year-long legal battle for Spanish villa that was never builtA local man has won back a large sum of money in a long-winded legal battle for a Spanish villa that was actually never built.
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The areas in Milton Keynes where the most deaths involving coronavirus have sadly happened
The Office for National Statistics have revealed new localised data on the number of deaths which have taken place involving coronavirus.
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EXCLUSIVE: McDonalds to restart breakfast service in Milton Keynes from July 8thMKFM understands that McDonalds will be re-starting their breakfast service in all Milton Keynes stores from 8th July.
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Milton Keynes local coronavirus case numbers do NOT include Drive-Through test centre resultsA national newspaper has revealed that government coronavirus case numbers on a local authority level do not include any tests from local drive-through test centres and some home testing kits.
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Cat is stabbed twice in Milton KeynesLast week, a family discovered that their pet cat had been stabbed in each of her back legs.
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Coronavirus test centre employee's outcry over being charged to park whilst at work in Milton KeynesEmployees at the drive-in coronavirus test centre in Central Milton Keynes have to pay to park each day, it has been revealed.
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Deadly blue-green algae appears in another Milton Keynes park as warning sent to dog ownersDeadly blue-green algae has been identified in another Milton Keynes park as dog owners are warned to keep their animals out of the lake.
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Cafe Rouge to close in Milton Keynes as owners of chain enter administrationCafe Rouge in Milton Keynes will be closing permanently as the owners of the chain enter administration.
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'Scum' spray-painted onto Milton Keynes couple's store window as well as other graffitiA Milton Keynes couple have had the word 'Scum' spray painted onto their store window, as well as other graffiti on their store sign.
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