MKFM provides all the latest news on-air
MKFM is the local news leader that provides you with all the latest important information across all of our platforms.
MKFM reaches every single adult in MK across our website, social media, and on 106.3FM.
We use our platform to share nothing but facts and trustworthy information and have maintained our reputation of being the first for local news.
MKFM's on-air presence has strengthened during the pandemic and now provides even more local information, meaning that no matter where you are you can keep up to date.
We provide hourly news bulletins on-air at the start of each hour.
For those who wish to listen to an in-depth news show, Sam Carmichael, who is Head of News, hosts MK Today.
This dedicated news show provides a snapshot of the biggest headlines of the day and is broadcast to the community Monday to Friday from 1 pm to 2 pm.
Throughout the rest of the day, MKFM's presenters will cover all of the latest stories on their shows. So if a pipe has burst at the hospital, a councillor is standing down, or a local child has won a national award - you will be the first to find out.
MKFM is all about promoting the positive things that are happening within our community too. That is why Sam Carmichael returns on Sunday mornings from 8 am to 11 am for the breakfast show, where she will be telling you about the most positive news stories from that week. That way you can start your day with a smile on your face!
You can listen to MKFM on 106.3FM, DAB, online, on your mobile, and on smart speakers.
Do you have a story? Email news@mkfm.com.
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Milton Keynes roadworks to avoid next week
Pothole, surfacing , lining and diversions around the city.
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Milton Keynes learning trust head receives OBE
Jamie Clarke awarded honour for service to education.
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Milton Keynes Fringe Festival announces 2025 return
July 4th – July 27th 2025 Milton Keynes Fringe Festival, the city’s eagerly anticipated biennial arts event, is thrilled to announce its return for July 2025.
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Learning disability workers thriving in Milton Keynes
City Council aiming to raise awareness of local people during this week’s ‘Learning Disability Week’.
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Family and children’s events at IF: Milton Keynes International Festival 2025
Two weekends of free family shows…the first ever children’s work from Gandini Juggling…a baby disco led by a mouse and more.
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Milton Keynes kickboxers in Aussie dream appeal
Talented trio hope local sponsorship will kick start fund raising effort.
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Milton Keynes lake issues safety warning
Willen Lake’s safety statement ahead of the heatwave.
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Cancer-battling mum organises Milton Keynes fun day
Campaigning Hollie raising awareness and cash for gynaecological diseases.
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Fund launched to help mum who lost daughter in Milton Keynes fire
Appeal started to cover funeral costs, belongings and support.
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The temperature in Milton Keynes is soaring so keep your pets safe
RSPCA’s top pet advice as amber heat alert issued.
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Milton Keynes Rugby Club invites local youth to "Give Rugby A Try"
Designed for boys and girls aged 5 to 16, this inclusive event introduces newcomers to the sport in a safe, friendly, and fun-filled environment.
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