Local News from Wednesday, February 25th, 2026

Stony Stratford Town Council is helping youngsters to foster a love of books and words, by delivering a World Book Day Treasure Hunt in the town.

It is perhaps a sad indictment of the current knife crime epidemic that this blade was found discarded in plain sight near MK1 yesterday.

Milton Keynes City Council is inviting residents to share their views in this year’s Community Safety Survey.

Eligible households have until Friday to apply for the Warm Homes Discount, and the city’s Labour MPs are encouraging residents to make sure they are accessing support with the cost of living.

Paranormal Activity is set to bring the chills to Milton Keynes Theatre later this year, as part of a nationwide tour.

New Bradwell canal-side pub The New Inn is celebrating its first anniversary under the ownership of the Claxton family.

Passengers travelling on the West Coast Main Line over the Easter period are being urged to plan ahead during essential railway upgrades between London Euston and Milton Keynes.

Fulbrook School is celebrating a highly-positive Ofsted report, which graded the school as meeting the expected standard across all six core areas of the renewed framework.

Stony Stratford restaurant Calcutta Brasserie has told MKFM that it 'takes food safety and compliance extremely seriously,' after being fined almost £13,000.