MKFM Reviews from Tuesday, January 27th, 2026

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Today (Friday 30 January) marks two years since the YMCA Milton Keynes’ Mental Wealth Project launched. The pioneering mental health service for young people at YMCA Milton Keynes was created in partnership with Makewell and funded by the National Lottery Community Fund.

Whether you’re looking to explore local wildlife, learn new skills, or simply enjoy time outdoors, February is a great opportunity to connect with nature and your local parks.

They took the delicious choux pastry and turned it into a doughnut shaped treat, and the Chouxly Scrumptious brand has been tickling the tastebuds ever since!

Little & Wise Playgroup is playing its part in uniting generations, and strengthening community bonds, locally.

You won't need to worry about how to keep little minds occupied this February half term (Feb 16-20) - Milton Keynes Museum is coming to the rescue!

As part of its I Love My Library campaign, the City Council is on the lookout for its 100th library volunteer.

Milton Keynes Liberal Democrats (MKLD) have slammed the Government’s decision to delay enforcing the Decent Homes Standard for private renters until 2035.

It is a miscarriage of justice that has robbed thousands of families of their loved ones.

Smash-hit musical comedy Legally Blonde The Musical comes to Milton Keynes Theatre this March.

Milton Keynes Community Foundation (MKCF) has launched the 13th edition of its annual Vital Signs MK report at Unity Place.

Wishing you all a Happy New Year!