Local News from Friday, January 23rd, 2026

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Milton Keynes College Group has been named the 10th most inclusive workplace in the country by the National Centre for Diversity in its list of the Top 100 Inclusive UK employers Index 2025.

Willen Hospice and MK Dons have come together to create the perfect match this Valentine’s Day.

Community spirit is blooming at Knowles Primary School with the grand opening of The Linden Room, a dedicated intergenerational space designed to bring children and retirement home residents together.

Unity Place will host a pop-up wellbeing showcase later this week, bringing together a curated mix of wellbeing specialists, practitioners and community organisations as part of its new Wellbeing at Unity Place initiative.

Police have secured the conviction of a Milton Keynes man who subjected his partner to repeated and sustained domestic abuse.

Potholes and general road repairs, with diversions across the city.

It’s 12 months exactly until city hits the big 60.

Emily Darlington leads fight for safer kids’ mobile phone use.

Girl ‘inappropriately touched’ while on Redway.

Drugs, disorder and anti-social behaviour linked to property.

City places high in survey of house energy ratings.