Local Business from Sunday, April 19th, 2026

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PCSO Hawksworth from the South Neighbourhood Team successfully helped reunite a victim with more than £1,500 worth of stolen fishing equipment - nine months after it was taken.

As part of Dying Matters Awareness Week 2026 (running May 4-10), Keech Hospice - which provides specialist palliative care for adults, children and families across Milton Keynes - wants you to talk about dying.

Ducklings that had become trapped within a drainage system were released and guided to safety yesterday.

Climate change can often feel overwhelming, confusing or isolating. Climate Club offers something different. 

Niftylift, the Milton Keynes-based manufacturer of mobile elevating work platforms, has been named Supplier of the Year at the 2026 Hire Awards of Excellence.

Raising children in the UK is about far more than simply choosing a good school or finding the right nursery.

Nominations for the Women Leaders Awards 2026 close this Monday, and you are being uged to make your choices today.

Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault and affray involving dozens of youths in Newport Pagnell.

Teenagers who love nature, the environment or just spending time outside, are being invited to explore a career working in the great outdoors.

A youth football team based in the new city is appealing for a sponsor to support the youngsters by providing them with their Home and Away match kits.

The Milton Keynes Comedy Festival 2026 is getting even bigger, with the launch of a brand-new Family Festival Day on Saturday, July 11.