Local News from Wednesday, October 14th, 2026

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Hospital appeals for support during period of high demand.

Councils urged to create local events.

The new city’s underground house institution Soul Shake celebrates a decade of parties this later this week.

Things are 'growing' well through an allotment initiative.

Police have released images of a man they want to speak with in connection with a rape and an attempted rape in Milton Keynes.

Callum Anderson MP has met with his constituents John and Claire Croucher, the parents of Leah Croucher, to discuss their campaign for Leah's Law.'

A man from Milton Keynes is appealing for support after a recent medical emergency left him in agony and has rendered him unable to work.

Early-career professionals in the new city have £299 a month more disposable income than those in Manchester.

A new city mum and carer has launched a free website to support families navigating Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

Camphill Café has taken the top spot in BRITA Professional's 2026 Grounds of Innovation Awards.

An eight-year-old nominee and experienced STEM professionals are among more than 50 finalists recognised in the Overt Stem Awards 2026.