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What to know before going to a legal appointment in Milton Keynes
Family legal matters can seem confusing, especially if the process is new.
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Health benefits of ancient relaxation techniques
Ancient relaxation techniques rely on practices that ease both physical tension and mental stress.
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How you can declutter before a move
This article will guide you through the essential steps to declutter effectively before you relocate. Are you ready to lighten your load and start fresh in your new home?
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How to Remove Tough Stains from Carpets and Upholstery
Stains on carpets and upholstery are an inevitable part of life, often appearing at the most inopportune moments. This guide will explore various methods to remove tough stains, empowering you to maintain the beauty and longevity of your carpets and upholstered furniture.
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What to choose for your business? Dedicated server or cloud?
Webhosting is a basic requirement for any new undertaking on the web. The right choice of it can have a profound effect on the development of your business.
Local Business
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Milton Keynes store given a revamp
Hollister reveals its fresh new-look in Midsummer Place.
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Milton Keynes Musicians, Artisan Food & Drink stalls, Craft stalls wanted
RODEOS BIG WEEKENDER are looking for EXHIBITORS & ARTISAN FOOD STALLS.
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Summer on Hogshaws Farm
Local attraction welcomes back its “Summer on the Farm” event for 2025.
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MKFM Welcomes AFGolfStore Milton Keynes as a new advertiser
AFGolfStore Milton Keynes stands as one of the region’s premier golf superstore and coaching academies.
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New Day Centre opens in Milton Keynes
Hazeltree Care Services – where independence meets opportunity.
Local News
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Tell us your story
MKFM always wants to hear your stories about your city.
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Milton Keynes school awarded prize at Education Awards
Sir Herbert Leon School wins ‘Secondary School of the Year’.
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Post Office CEO visits temp Milton Keynes Post Office after fire ordeal
Post Office CEO visits staff at Milton Keynes Post Office after serious fire & temporary branch opens to serve city.
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Milton Keynes leader remembered through bike ride
A ride of remembrance: local cyclist to ride 152 miles in memory of late community leader Ranjit Singh.
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Milton Keynes domestic abuse charity celebrates 50 years
Corporate Walking Football Tournament: “Footsteps to Freedom Cup” to Celebrate 50 Years of Life-Saving Work.
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Gold medal award for Milton Keynes man and his dog
Senior agility team GB celebrate medal-winning performance at agility open world championships.
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Milton Keynes to host stage three of Lloyds Tour of Britain Men
Milton Keynes and Central Bedfordshire will host the third stage of this year’s Lloyds Tour of Britain Men on Thursday 4 September.
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Milton Keynes City Council’s city centre garden received Green Flag Award
Council maintained park officially recognised as one of the country’s best parks.
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Milton Keynes celebrates unsung heroes in education
Milton Keynes’ schools, teachers, and education leaders were in the spotlight at the recent Milton Keynes Education Awards.
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Police appeal for witnesses following fatal road traffic collision in Milton Keynes
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision on H9 Groveway in Milton Keynes.
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Local MP helps shape future for Milton Keynes Post Office
A success for “Save the Post Office”
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Milton Keynes Liberal Democrats welcome local student
City councillors welcome local student for work experience.
MK Dons News
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Milton Keynes Dons Women make first signings ahead of new season
MK Dons Women are delighted to announce our first set of signings ahead of the 25/26 season.
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MK Dons visit Bletchley Park
Squad given tour around home of the codebreakers.
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MK Dons kit pays tribute to codebreakers
Away shirt has hidden letters in recognition of Bletchley Park.
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Milton Keynes Dons are delighted to confirm the re-opening of the Club Store
Wednesday 2nd July at 10am, marking a new chapter as the store comes under full club control for the first time following the partnership with global lifestyle brand, Reebok.
MK Breakers Basketball Club News
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MK Breakers in search of double playoff glory
Milton Keynes Breakers will be taking over Manchester this weekend, as both our senior teams head north looking to make history in two Playoff Finals at the National Basketball Performance Centre.
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Breakers win thriller in Hemel to reach third straight playoff final
Milton Keynes Breakers reached their third Playoff Final in as many years as they overcame Hemel Storm 85-86 in front of a sold out crowd in Hertfordshire.
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Breakers advance to Playoff Semi-Finals
Milton Keynes Breakers progressed into the Semi-Finals of the NBL 1 Play-Offs with a gritty win over Loughborough Riders at Bletchley Leisure Centre.
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Breakers face play off double header
Milton Keynes Breakers begin their NBL 1 Playoff campaign this weekend as they welcome Loughborough Riders to Bletchley Leisure Centre on Saturday afternoon. Tip-Off is scheduled for 5pm.
Latest Travel
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Travel - Contact Us
MKFM is always on the ball for local travel
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Police advice for Milton Keynes F1 fans heading for Silverstone
Traffic, security and safety among the Grand Prix guidance this weekend.
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Latest update from Milton Keynes Council
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Travel News (LIVE MAP)
MKFM provides a comprehensive local travel news service for Milton Keynes both on air and here on our website. Use our interactive map to see the latest incidents in our area.
MK Jobs
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Stadium MK
Stadium MK currently have a wide range of jobs available to join their varied teams. Find out more information about the roles and how to apply here...
Technology in MK with BizTech
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Why is marketing essential for tech companies?
The tech landscape is constantly evolving and expanding, and growth is a recurring challenge for businesses in this sector.
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Five ways technology can help small businesses grow
Can you imagine life without technology? It is everywhere – in homes, public places, and offices.
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What is blockchain technology and how can it benefit businesses
Of the many technological advances of the past few decades, Blockchain technology is one of the few that have the most potential to revolutionise businesses across all industries.
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What is Google Bard - The latest AI chatbot that is the talk of the town
Next-generation AI chatbots have dominated the tech scene in the past few years. And for good reason.
MK Lightning News
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Czech forward Tomas Kana makes MK Lightning return
The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that Czech forward Tomas Kana will return to the club next season.
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Lewis Clifford comments on MK Lightning recruitment ahead of 2020/21 season
Lewis Clifford, head coach of the Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning, provided comment on recruitment for the team's new season.
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Defenceman Lewis Christie returns for eleventh season with MK Lightning
The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that defenceman Lewis Christie will be back for another season with the club.
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Defenceman Ed Knaggs makes MK Lightning return
The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that defenceman Ed Knaggs has joined them ahead of the 2020/21 season.
National News
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Gazan doctor being held in 'inhumane' conditions in Israeli jail, says lawyer
The lawyer of a high-profile Gazan doctor detained by Israel since last December has spoken of her shock over his condition after being allowed a rare visit to see him in jail.
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Pressure grows to leave 'mad' Aarhus Convention used to block UK building projects
Pressure is growing to renegotiate or leave an international convention blamed for slowing building projects and increasing costs after a judge warned campaigners they are in danger of "the misuse of judicial review".
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The wealth tax options Reeves could take to ease her fiscal bind
Faced with a challenging set of numbers, the chancellor is having to make difficult choices with political consequences.
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UK gives final go-ahead to £38bn Sizewell C nuclear plant
The government has given the final go-ahead for a £38bn nuclear power plant in eastern England.
Showbiz
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who played The Cosby Show's Theo, drowns in Costa Rica
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who played The Cosby Show character Theo, has drowned in Costa Rica, according to authorities.
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Watchdog must fine social media companies that are slow to remove racism after Jess Carter abuse, says culture secretary
The online safety regulator should use powers to fine social media companies that are not quickly removing racism, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy told Sky News, after concerns were raised by England defender Jess Carter.
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Danny Dyer on Mr Bigstuff, Oasis, and his surprising screensaver
From Human Traffic and The Business to his critically acclaimed performance in the raunchy TV adaptation of Rivals, via a stint as Queen Vic landlord Mick Carter in EastEnders, Danny Dyer has been on our screens for more than 30 years.
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Scuffle breaks out on stage of Royal Opera House after performer unfurls Palestinian flag
A brief scuffle broke out at London's Royal Opera House after a performer unfurled a Palestinian flag during a show.
Sport
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World Matchplay 2025: Michael van Gerwen grinds out win against Raymond van Barneveld as Gerwyn Price triumphs in epic
Michael van Gerwen ground out a 10-6 win over Dutch rival Raymond van Barneveld in the first round of the World Matchplay as Gerwyn Price edged an ill-tempered epic against Daryl Gurney which finished with the pair exchanging an angry handshake.
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World Matchplay 2025: Luke Littler shines with domination of Ryan Searle for first Blackpool win
Luke Littler starred in a statement 10-2 victory over Ryan Searle in the first round of the World Matchplay 2025 at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens.
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Sarina Wiegman says England want to 'send message to the world' at Euro 2025 after 'disgusting' Jess Carter abuse
Sarina Wiegman has said that England wanted to "send a message to the world" following online racial abuse suffered by defender Jess Carter during Euro 2025.
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The Open: Scottie Scheffler takes big lead into final day at Royal Portrush after Rory McIlroy impresses on home soil
Scottie Scheffler moved a big step closer to a second major victory of the season and a third leg of the career Grand Slam by taking a four-shot lead into the final round of The Open.
Strange News
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The King and AI: A humanoid robot has painted a picture of Charles. How did it do?
Whether or not the UK will have a Royal Family in the future is something that often comes up in debate.
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Lamine Yamal: Disability rights group threatens legal action after people with dwarfism reportedly hired for star's birthday party
A Spanish disability group has threatened legal action after people with dwarfism were reportedly hired as entertainers for Lamine Yamal's 18th birthday.
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Snake captured on passenger plane - as expert reveals how it got there
A flight in Australia was delayed for two hours after a stowaway snake was found in the plane's cargo hold.
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Calls for Scotland-wide seagull summit amid warnings someone could be killed
Politicians have called for a Scotland-wide seagull summit to be held amid warnings someone could be killed.
Videos
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Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in a decade, environment secretary says
Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in 10 years, the environment secretary has told Sky News.
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Homes still burning after mass pillaging and 30,000 trapped in besieged city - as Syria's fragile ceasefire holds
The main road entering the besieged Syrian city of Sweida from the west has changed dramatically over 12 hours.
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The wealth tax options Reeves could take to ease her fiscal bind
Faced with a challenging set of numbers, the chancellor is having to make difficult choices with political consequences.
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Scuffle breaks out on stage of Royal Opera House after performer unfurls Palestinian flag
A brief scuffle broke out at London's Royal Opera House after a performer unfurled a Palestinian flag during a show.
Business
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Government borrowing soars to second-highest level on record
Government borrowing rose significantly more than expected last month as debt interest payments soared.
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The wealth tax options Reeves could take to ease her fiscal bind
Faced with a challenging set of numbers, the chancellor is having to make difficult choices with political consequences.
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Pressure grows to leave 'mad' Aarhus Convention used to block UK building projects
Pressure is growing to renegotiate or leave an international convention blamed for slowing building projects and increasing costs after a judge warned campaigners they are in danger of "the misuse of judicial review".
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Could your summer holiday be greener? Government invests £63m into more sustainable types of jet fuel
The government is investing £63m in new types of jet fuel that it hopes will make your summer holiday a little more eco-friendly - though not everyone is convinced.
Technology
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Could your summer holiday be greener? Government invests £63m into more sustainable types of jet fuel
The government is investing £63m in new types of jet fuel that it hopes will make your summer holiday a little more eco-friendly - though not everyone is convinced.
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Watchdog must fine social media companies that are slow to remove racism after Jess Carter abuse, says culture secretary
The online safety regulator should use powers to fine social media companies that are not quickly removing racism, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy told Sky News, after concerns were raised by England defender Jess Carter.
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Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in a decade, environment secretary says
Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in 10 years, the environment secretary has told Sky News.
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Antarctica's oldest ice arrives in UK for analysis on climate shifts
Antarctica's oldest ice has arrived in the UK for analysis which scientists hope will reveal more about Earth's climate shifts.
MKFM Reviews
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MKFM Review: The Last Laugh, Milton Keynes Theatre
Remember when comedy was good, solid, inoffensive fun? When you could go to a variety show and enjoy a couple of hours of great jokes, cheerful songs and slapstick mucking about on stage?
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MKFM Review: War Horse, Milton Keynes Theatre
Trev could not wait to return to Milton Keynes Theatre last night (22/04) to see the highly-anticipated War Horse and here is his full review...
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How to Remove Tough Stains from Carpets and Upholstery
Stains on carpets and upholstery are an inevitable part of life, often appearing at the most inopportune moments. This guide will explore various methods to remove tough stains, empowering you to maintain the beauty and longevity of your carpets and upholstered furniture.
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MKFM Review: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, Milton Keynes Theatre
Trev could not wait to return to Milton Keynes Theatre last night (15/04) to see the highly-anticipated Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake and here is his full review...
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Local News
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Tell us your story
MKFM always wants to hear your stories about your city.
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Milton Keynes school awarded prize at Education Awards
Sir Herbert Leon School wins ‘Secondary School of the Year’.
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Post Office CEO visits temp Milton Keynes Post Office after fire ordeal
Post Office CEO visits staff at Milton Keynes Post Office after serious fire & temporary branch opens to serve city.
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Milton Keynes leader remembered through bike ride
A ride of remembrance: local cyclist to ride 152 miles in memory of late community leader Ranjit Singh.
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Milton Keynes domestic abuse charity celebrates 50 years
Corporate Walking Football Tournament: “Footsteps to Freedom Cup” to Celebrate 50 Years of Life-Saving Work.
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Gold medal award for Milton Keynes man and his dog
Senior agility team GB celebrate medal-winning performance at agility open world championships.
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Milton Keynes to host stage three of Lloyds Tour of Britain Men
Milton Keynes and Central Bedfordshire will host the third stage of this year’s Lloyds Tour of Britain Men on Thursday 4 September.
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Milton Keynes City Council’s city centre garden received Green Flag Award
Council maintained park officially recognised as one of the country’s best parks.
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Milton Keynes celebrates unsung heroes in education
Milton Keynes’ schools, teachers, and education leaders were in the spotlight at the recent Milton Keynes Education Awards.
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Police appeal for witnesses following fatal road traffic collision in Milton Keynes
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision on H9 Groveway in Milton Keynes.
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Local MP helps shape future for Milton Keynes Post Office
A success for “Save the Post Office”
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Milton Keynes Liberal Democrats welcome local student
City councillors welcome local student for work experience.
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