NHS strikes and increase in cancelled appointments in Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes City Council have issued an apology to residents due to waste contractor’s inability to complete all collections this week and inform residents when to expect collection.

MKFM's monthly networking event, the Meet of MK, was hosted at The Italian Sul Lago last night (25/07), with a great turnout of guests and an outstanding view overlooking Furzton Lake.

Milton Keynes City Council is set to grant £266,000 to Citizens Advice Milton Keynes (CAMK) to support vulnerable residents during the cost-of-living crisis.

Milton Keynes City Council is planning to create a new service that will make it easier for unpaid carers to get help and support.

Local 2012 Olympian and Places Leisure has partnered together to bring a new free multi-sport event, Golden Games, to Milton Keynes this summer for children aged 5 –11 years.

A new Aldi store is set to open next month in Olney Park, Milton Keynes, as it looks to bring its low prices to even more shoppers.

The Restaurant Tour is making its debut in Milton Keynes and is set to take place Sunday, October 6, at The Hub.

The number one bereavement charity in Milton Keynes, Harry's Rainbow, are hosting a new fundraising event in Woburn that promises fun, networking, a fascinating speaker and a delicious afternoon tea. 

Paula Radcliffe has apologised for wishing “good luck” to a convicted rapist who sexually assaulted a Milton Keynes girl in 2014, when he competes for the Netherlands at the Paris Olympics next week.

Milton Keynes City Council plans to invest more than £660,000 to expand the number of local school places and support for children with autism.

Milton Keynes City Council is inviting residents to a community safety day on Friday (July 26) to learn about water safety and upgrades made to the Blue Lagoon nature reserve in Bletchley.

Free digital services at MK's libraries are one of multiple Milton Keynes City Council initiatives that have helped attract tens of thousands of extra visits to the city’s libraries in the past year.