MKFM Reviews from Tuesday, May 12th, 2026

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Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist exposed himself inappropriately to a woman in her forties.

A nationwide community choir is encouraging people across Milton Keynes to “take action” for their wellbeing through the power of singing during Mental Health Awareness Week this week.

Police would love to hear from you if you were witness to a dine and dash at the Cock Hotel in High Street, Stony Stratford, last Thursday (May 7).

Inclusion football participants represented the MK Dons FC badge on a national scale for the first time in Cambridge as part of a new working partnership with Special Olympics GB.

A cutting-edge nitrous oxide breathalyser, believed to be the first of its kind in the world, is being trialled by police in Milton Keynes in a ground-breaking trial.

A young man from Milton Keynes with Cerebral Palsy has made it to the final of this year's MK Inspiration Awards.

It’s Foster Care Fortnight (11 – 24 May) and Milton Keynes City Council has answered the most common questions it gets from people about fostering, to debunk some myths.

MKFM's Meet of MK networking partner this month is the new city based cancer charity, Al's Pals.

Organisers of this year's Hidden Festival have taken to Facebook with an announcement on the future of the music event, but the statement has angered ticket-holders.

Students studying beauty therapy at Milton Keynes College recently visited The Willows Care Home to host a relaxing pamper morning.

A year ago, Milton Keynes City Council (MKCC) launched a new, easier way for people who live or work in the area to access free, personalised support to quit smoking and achieve a healthy weight.