MKFM Reviews from Wednesday, June 17th, 2026

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Foodies are in for a treat this weekend, when the Kordia Plant-Based Market comes to town.

The Patch MK has announced that its much-loved summer Fun and Flower Fields won't be happening this year, as the farmers behind the attraction make a long-term investment in the health of their land.

Following a vehicle collision last autumn the bridge on Little Linford Lane - situated between Newport Pagnell and Little Linford - has been closed.

Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a woman has been sentenced for child cruelty and battery in Milton Keynes. 

Milton Keynes lady Wendy passed away at just 58 years old after a long and incredibly difficult battle with ill health, but now her family have been dealt another blow after the funeral policy has refused to pay out.

Gulliver’s Theme Park has unveiled an exciting new World Cup-inspired ticket promotion, giving families the chance to secure up to 99% off children’s tickets this summer.

MK SUPALIGA, a Milton Keynes 5-a-side football league set up to do football differently, is celebrating five years of community football this month.

The MK Q:mmunity Tales Eehibition - a collaboration between Q:alliance and MK Museum - is continuing at the history hub until Sunday.

Never underestimate the superpower of a clever canine!

Wolverton's independent cafe The Green Room is hoping to tickle even more tastebuds with the launch of a tempting new menu.

Matthew Bourne’s award-winning dance thriller The Car Man will return to Milton Keynes Theatre next month.