MKFM Reviews from Thursday, March 12th, 2026

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Wolverton and Greenley Town Council is appealing for the return of its Union Jack Flag, which has been stolen from outside the Town Hall.

Liberal Democrat councillors ave welcomed plans to give councils clearer powers to deal with pavement parking but say the changes must be introduced fairly and in partnership with local residents.  

A man originally from Milton Keynes has been jailed for 14 years after being found guilty of controlling and coercive behaviour and attempted rape in Wirral.

English Tourism Week begins tomorrow, and Destination Milton Keynes has taken the opportunity to commission a report from Tourism South East, which values the tourism sector at £413 million for the city.

Bletchley Park has been sharing the stories of some of the thousands of women who worked at Britain’s World War Two codebreaking centre; a workforce that was 75% female by January 1945.

The stage adaptation of the iconic 90s thriller comes to Milton Keynes Theatre this April, starring Kym Marsh and Lisa Faulkner.

Following the recent launch of the new knife amnesty bin in Springfield at Campbell Park Community Council, police say the initiative has already proven to be a valuable asset to the community.

Prezzo Italian Milton Keynes has officially reopened with a stunning new look, a refreshed menu - and thety are offering a great money off deal to celebrate. 

Midsummer Place has celebrated the vibrant launch of Wings of Wonder, which has transformed The Boulevard into a colourful celebration of creativity, nature and spring.

A man has been sentenced for dangerous driving, following a Thames Valley Police investigation.

Fire crews from Newport Pagnell and Woburn were among those who attended a vehicle fire on the M1 Northbound yesterday afternoon.