MKFM Reviews from Friday, February 27th, 2026

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Cllr David Hopkins, City Councillor representing Danesborough & Walton at MK City Council and Mayor of Woburn Sands, has been elected as the new Chairman of the Marston Vale Community Rail Partnership.

The Labour administration’s Council Plan set out 117 ambitious actions to improve services, strengthen communities, support families, and drive forward regeneration and innovation across the city.

A Milton Keynes man is appealing for help to save and restore a 1962 Cadillac hearse, which he wants to turn into a charity support in the new city.

A bold new big band experience coming to Milton Keynes this April, reimagining modern hits with timeless swing.

Parents with children who attend MK College's Little Explorers Community Nursery have been angered to discover the service is involved in a consultation period regarding its future.

Women from across Milton Keynes will come together to celebrate cycling and International Women’s Day on March 7.

To mark International Women’s Day this March, The Decision Room will bring together ambitious women, founders, and senior leaders for a powerful, immersive experience.

It was a night of fire, flavour and full-house celebrations as Maaya Indian Kitchen & Bar marked its 10-year anniversary on Friday.

Thousands of MK pupils yesterday found out which secondary school they’ll be moving to in September.

The Milton Keynes branch of BrewDog is one of 38 bars owned by the chain to close.

Voters in Milton Keynes will be able to cast their ballot in the main shopping centre as part of plans to make voting easier and more convenient for people during May’s local elections.