Local News from Wednesday, February 4th, 2026

A group of Ethan Hill's friends and family will be pushing off on a cycle ride with a difference later this spring - cycling from the new city all the way to Rome for a huge charity push.

'Together let's make a difference and stay safe!' 

Charities are under more pressure than ever, and businesses have an important role to play in supporting them, says Milton Keynes Community Foundation.

Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts, comes to Milton Keynes Theatre this March as part of a major UK tour. 

Drivers from Milton Keynes bus operator, Stagecoach East, have been recognised for their exceptional driving standards and dedication to road safety in 2025. 

MKFM understands that Bistro Live, the entertainment space in the based in the CBX building, has ceased trading.

A new city girl is putting her best foot forward for the month of February - by walking 100 miles to support local charity, Travis Cat Rescue.

Seniors in Milton Keynes now have access to a brand-new specialist day care service following the launch of a partnership between Elizabeth Gardens Care Home and Bloom Care Solutions.

New data revealing which UK councils are reporting the most failures during underage test purchase operations for illegal vape sales makes grim reading in the new city.

People in Milton Keynes are being warned to remain vigilant after new figures revealed that romance fraud cases in the new city and the wider area have climbed beyond 300 reports per year.

The British Off Road Grand Prix (MKGP 2026) is one of the largest indoor radio-controlled car racing events in the UK, and it's back in MK for three days of high-energy competition later this week.

The Labour Cabinet is set to agree a new approach to pesticides and herbicides management, marking a significant milestone in the city’s commitment to enhancing biodiversity.

An impressive £30,000 has been raised by the Tap to Donate machines located across the city centre, money which will support people facing homelessness and vulnerability in the area.

A group of nurses from Milton Keynes Neo Natal Unit have come together to raise money to support a colleague during an unimaginably difficult time.