Local Business from Wednesday, May 27th, 2026

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Residents in Aspley Heath are the latest to be affected by failing water supplies during the record-breaking hot spell.

A man from the new city who has been fundraising to purchase much-needed wheelchairs for Milton Keynes University Hospital has just made another big delivery.

Fire crews from West Ashland attended a fire in the rear garden of a property, and rescued the family pets in the early hours of this morning.

As part of the National Garden Scheme, Willen Hospice is inviting the public into its peaceful, wildlife-friendly lakeside gardens.

Residents across Milton Keynes are invited to take part in a welcoming and uplifting International Yoga Day celebration at Willen Lake North.

A group of students from Daubeney Academy in Bedford are celebrating after winning the prestigious Inspire Award at the recent Regional Finals, securing their place at the National Finals in Cardiff.

Specialist services in Milton Keynes are among 18 groups who will share more than £3 million over the next two years, to support victim-survivors of domestic abuse, rape and sexual violence and stalking.

Construction has started on a new reuse and recycling centre in Old Wolverton that will make it easier for residents to recycle when it opens this year.  

Olney council chief angered by fighting on town’s recreational ground.

Sales of the first private homes at Manor Park in Walton have now been completed.

Police have urged people in Milton Keynes to consider 'Water Safety' in light of an incident over the Bank Holiday.