Paul Gray

MK Springers launches The Bridge Project, supporting families with low incomes across Milton Keynes, to access gymnastics at their club.

Home Instead, a locally owned care home business, has organised the distribution of over 100 boxes filled with essential items for vulnerable people across the city this Christmas.

A Milton Keynes City Council team that works with children in care and their families has received national recognition.

The month of action against violence in December was marked yesterday (02/12) at Stadium MK with the arrival of the National Monument Against Violence and Aggression.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an attempted robbery and assault in Milton Keynes.

10,000 ambulance workers across the ambulance services and some NHS trusts have voted to take industrial action over the government's 4% pay award, which the GMB has described as another "massive real-terms pay cut".

Here is the full list of the 114 branches that will close next year

A boy from Milton Keynes has been found after being reported missing to police on Monday (28/11).

MK Dons Sport and Education Trust are calling for support from the local community as they look to provide Christmas hampers to those in need this festive period.

As part of Milton Keynes' Month of Action Against Violence, Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has launched a rap and spoken word competition, ‘The Knife Sentence’.

MK Girl and MK Charities are launching 'The Big Wrap', a networking event to help raise funds for over 1,000 gifts for children.

Kol Nidre is the time when Jews across the world think about how they can improve their own lives and help others. For generations, the Kol Nidre Appeal has raised money for charities at home and abroad.