KU DE TA Tuesday 18th April Part 4

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New city councillors Shazna Muzammil and Keith McLean joined residents and community partners at an Army Engagement Day last week.

The family of a boy lost to a deadly brain tumour, aged just 13, is marking what would have been his 19th birthday by announcing a significant new investment in research.

A packed programme of multi-sport fun for young people is planned in Milton Keynes during February half-term.

Hotel La Tour is among 140 buildings across the UK which will be spectacularly lighting up to raise awareness of Kawasaki Disease  on Monday, which is International Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day. 

Construction has started on the wellbeing lounge at the Cancer Centre at MKUH.

Milton Keynes City Council’s local elections will take place on Thursday, May 7, and every single council seat will be contested under brand-new ward boundaries. 

A man from Kent has embarked on an exhaust-ing search for a beloved family car, originally bought by his dad back in 1973.

When Paige Carter began getting pressure and pain in her head, intuition told her it was more than a simple headache, and she paid a visit to her doctor’s surgery, who diagnosed migraines.

New figures from NHS England show that almost 5,000 patients in Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire and Luton used the Pharmacy First scheme to get treatment for a sore throat in the three months to November.

Two crews from West Ashland attended a gas leak at a property in Oxley Park last night.

Children in Milton Keynes will be offered routine immunisation against chickenpox on the NHS, following a change to the MMR vaccine.