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Fashion has always been more than just clothes to wear.

While we don’t often think of it this way, water is the main ingredient in a cup of coffee. For example, when we drink an espresso, it is approximately 90% water, whilst a filter coffee is as much as 98%.

In the UK, safety on the roads is of the utmost importance, and one often overlooked aspect is a car’s wheels — especially for BMW owners.

Driving around Belfast in winter means keeping a closer eye on your vehicle and one of the most often overlooked yet essential components is the battery

Getting out and about should be simple.

Woodfines Solicitors share what both employers and employees need to know before the first glass gets poured.

Woburn Safari Park offers far more than a memorable day out with iconic animals. As one of the region’s most distinctive venues, the Park provides an array of professional services designed to inspire, engage, and deliver measurable impact for organisations seeking something different.

Steven Eagell Group, the Toyota and Lexus retailer, held its first-ever Excellence Awards to recognise and celebrate its colleagues for their outstanding contributions earlier this month.

Facilities Management Solutions are proud to support the MK Food Bank’s Reverse Advent Campaign.

Isobel Shea of Understanding Minds, a local mental health and suicide prevention training company in Milton Keynes, explains what Mental Health First Aid training is and why it’s vital to businesses.

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City restaurant set to sizzle in Mayfair.

Council act after man filmed leaving car parts in city centre.

Local police clamp down on anti-social behaviour in wider campaign.

Turf business rolls out support for Pancake Race.

Local company sponsors firefighters’ soccer team.

City council publishes new justice plan.

Imperial College’s Public Awareness & Social Service society marked a decade of support for global hunger by holding their 10th Hunger Challenge - raising money for international children’s charity World Vision, based here in the new city.

Welcome to Camphill MK's newsletter. They hope that November is treating you well. If you've missed the latest on social media, here's what they've been up to this month.

Milton Keynes-based Olympian and founder of children’s health brand Nutri Troops, Peter Bakare, has won the Alibaba.com CoCreate Pitch Final in London.

The reaction to yesterday's budget has got everyone talking.

Have you seen Paul? Police in Nottinghamshire are concerned for his safety and urgently want to hear from anyone who has seen him.

Milton Keynes Dons earned a 0-0 draw against Newport County in new manager Paul Warne's first match in charge of the team.

Milton Keynes Dons picked up their second win of the 2024-25 season, defeating Walsall Town 1-0 at Stadium MK.

Milton Keynes Dons have completed the signing of midfielder Kane Thompson-Sommers from National League side Halifax Town for an undisclosed fee.

It's been a difficult start to the 2024-25 season for Milton Keynes Dons, who desperately need to get their season on track this weekend.

MK Breakers Men’s team were back in action on Saturday evening, welcoming Essex Rebels to Bletchley Leisure Centre and looking to get back to winning ways after last weekend’s loss.

Back at home after beating Nottingham Hoods last Friday, MK Breakers were looking to continue their winning run as they welcomed Reading Rockets to Bletchley Leisure Centre on Saturday evening. 

MK Breakers travelled north on Friday night, visiting the Harvey Haddon Sports Village and taking on Nottingham Hoods in a British Championship Basketball encounter.

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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Please see here for any available vacancies for Tove Learning Trust.

Local charity, Camphill MK, supporting adults with learning disabilities, is recruiting.

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...

The tech landscape is constantly evolving and expanding, and growth is a recurring challenge for businesses in this sector.

Can you imagine life without technology? It is everywhere – in homes, public places, and offices.

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.

Next-generation AI chatbots have dominated the tech scene in the past few years. And for good reason.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that Czech forward Tomas Kana will return to the club next season.

Lewis Clifford, head coach of the Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning, provided comment on recruitment for the team's new season.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that defenceman Lewis Christie will be back for another season with the club.

The Smith Recycling Milton Keynes Lightning have today announced that defenceman Ed Knaggs has joined them ahead of the 2020/21 season.

Rachel Reeves is fighting claims that she "lied" to the public about the state of the finances in the run-up to last week's budget - in which she raised £26bn in taxes.

West Midlands Police is facing growing scrutiny over the information used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Aston Villa, with counterparts in Amsterdam disputing the evidence it provided on high-profile incidents involving the Israeli club's fan base.

A disgraced surgeon accused of harming patients is unlikely to ever return from Libya to face justice, a lawyer familiar with the country's legal system has told Sky News.

Grief was not lonely today in Hong Kong. Three days after the worst fire in the history of modern Hong Kong, it feels as though it has barely sunk in.

A senior executive at Netflix is among the contenders vying to become the next boss of Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster.

Satire has long been an occupational hazard for politicians - and while it has long been cartoons or shows like Spitting Image, content created by artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming the norm.

The creator of an AI actress has told Sky News that synthetic performers will get more actors working, rather than steal jobs.

Irish author Sally Rooney has told the High Court she may not be able to publish new books in the UK, and may have to withdraw previous titles from sale, because of the ban on Palestine Action.

Oscar Piastri dominated the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint to cut his deficit to championship leader Lando Norris to 22 points after the British driver finished third.

Arne Slot has vowed Liverpool will "fight on" despite enduring the club's worst run of form for 71 years and admits he is considering making changes for Sunday's game at West Ham.

Ruben Amorim says Manchester United are "soft" defending their own box, adding that there is little time afforded at the club to find consistency and wins so they must happen now.

Enzo Maresca admits Sunday's meeting with Arsenal is a "big moment" in Chelsea's season, but warned that his side are getting "better and better".

A woman brought in for cremation at a Thai temple was found alive in her coffin.

An 18th century Spanish galleon dubbed the "holy grail of shipwrecks" for its storied cache of 11 million gold and silver coins - worth an estimated $20bn (£16bn) - has yielded its first treasures.

A Ukrainian sumo wrestler who left his homeland after Russia's full-scale invasion has made history in Japan.

M&S has defended the price of a £195 beef wellington made by chef Tom Kerridge.

A disgraced surgeon accused of harming patients is unlikely to ever return from Libya to face justice, a lawyer familiar with the country's legal system has told Sky News.

If a jeans advert hinting at actress Sydney Sweeney's "good genes" sent the internet into a frenzy over eugenics - how about one for a company that's actually selling good genes?

Ukraine's representatives are preparing for renewed peace talks in the US, while dramatic footage has shown Russian tankers being hit by naval drones.

Rachel Reeves is fighting claims that she "lied" to the public about the state of the finances in the run-up to last week's budget - in which she raised £26bn in taxes.

A senior executive at Netflix is among the contenders vying to become the next boss of Channel 4, the state-owned broadcaster.

The government is lining up bankers to conduct a review of options for Britain's embattled steel industry amid calls for ministers to orchestrate mergers between some of the sector's biggest players.

Rachel Reeves has been accused of failing to "support the great British pub" as she promised in the budget, with owners facing skyrocketing business rates bills.

Plans have been announced for a new "landmark tower" in London with double the floor space of Britain's tallest building, The Shard.

Artificial intelligence is getting very good, very fast. Whether it's music, text, code or imagery, the time when it was reliably possible to tell the difference between AI and human outputs is disappearing at an alarming rate.

"Many women end up losing their children," says Alessandra Korap, a community leader of the Munduruku people from the Brazilian Amazon.

Prostate cancer is expected to remain the only major cancer not to have a national screening programme under new recommendations from government advisers.

If a jeans advert hinting at actress Sydney Sweeney's "good genes" sent the internet into a frenzy over eugenics - how about one for a company that's actually selling good genes?

Eden could not wait to return to Milton Keynes Theatre last night (31/10) to see the highly-anticipated Mary Poppins and here is her full review...

Carly could not wait to return to Milton Keynes Theatre last night (21/10) to see the highly-anticipated The Bodyguard The Musical and here is her full review...

This classic story is just the ticket! Make tracks to MK and go see it.

This latest Peter James stage adaption is described as a ‘whodunnit?’ type of play, but it’s not really that, says MKFM’s Tom Johnston.