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Carol Georgiou’s family has released a tribute to her, following the conclusion of court proceedings in a murder investigation.

A controlling husband who killed his wife by drowning her in their garden hot tub has been jailed for life.

Guests at Willen Hospice’s annual Charity Gala have helped raise £58,000 to care for and support local people affected by life-limiting illness.

As you might have seen from our posts a little earlier today, Milton Keynes City Council has unveiled an early version of the city’s new Jennie Lee statue.

Police are appealing for witnesses following a sexual assault in Buckingham yesterday (Monday).

Milton Keynes City Council has set aside £100,000 to help deliver 16 new community projects across the city’s towns and parishes.

Liberal Democrat councillors have donated £2,080 from their ward budgets to support schools and nurseries in Milton Keynes.

Young people aged 11–17 in Milton Keynes are set to benefit from free, one-to-onementoring support, thanks to funding allocated by local councillor Shazna Muzammil from her Ward Budget.

Community groups and environmental projects are being encouraged to put forward their ideas for using community funding generated by a longstanding Milton Keynes wind farm.

Feeling peckish? New city restaurant Maaya is now open from midday everyday.

A tiny kitten found collapsed by the side of a road has made a remarkable recovery thanks to swift veterinary care, a life-saving blood transfusion, and the kindness of a donor cat and his owner.