What does the future of public transport in Milton Keynes look like?

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Pothole, surfacing , lining and diversions around the city.

Jamie Clarke awarded honour for service to education.

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.

City Council aiming to raise awareness of local people during this week’s ‘Learning Disability Week’.

Two weekends of free family shows…the first ever children’s work from Gandini Juggling…a baby disco led by a mouse and more.

Talented trio hope local sponsorship will kick start fund raising effort.

Willen Lake’s safety statement ahead of the heatwave.

Campaigning Hollie raising awareness and cash for gynaecological diseases.

Appeal started to cover funeral costs, belongings and support.

RSPCA’s top pet advice as amber heat alert issued.

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.