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Police in Milton Keynes yesterday arrested a man who gave his name as Tom Jones, and when they used their fingerprint scanner, they discovered he was wanted on a recall to prison, and was definitely not the famous Welsh singer!

A taxi hire driver has been fined after refusing to pick up a passenger with an assistance dog at Benbow Court, Shenley Church End.

The Cathedral of Trees will be the focus of a great big sing-song once more this December, with the return of The Parks Trust's much-loved carolling event.

Glam rockers’ Andy Scott looking forward to Stables gig.

Wavendon venue The Stables has announced its new season of live music, workshops and community creativity.

A new radar facility has been constructed at Cranfield, extending Cranfield Airport’s capabilities in supporting commercial operations and research projects.

Woughton on the Green pub Ye Olde Swan has reopened following a six-figure investment this autumn.

The Police & Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has announced the launch of a dedicated road victim service which will provide support to all communities across the Thames Valley, including Milton Keynes.

A Milton Keynes lady who set up the rescue charity, Curly Tails, has been awarded the honorary degree of Master of the University by The Open University.

Lib Dem councillors in the new city have welcomed confirmation that key parts of the new Renters’ Rights Act will come into force in May 2026.

Leaders, innovators, and changemakers from across the region will come together for the Milton Keynes, Bucks, Beds & Northants Black Excellence Awards next month.