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Woburn Safari Park has shared some sad news today, with the announcement that two much-loved animals have been put to sleep.

This Thursday, schools, businesses, and residents across MK are being urged to ditch their uniforms, suits, and everyday attire to break out whatever clothes bring a genuine smile to their face.

Serco is now progressing the procurement process to replace the broken lift at Bletchley Leisure Centre.

The power of music should never be underestimated, and patients at Milton Keynes University Hospital are benefiting from the sound-sations, thanks to a wonderful donation.

Parents And Children Together (PACT) is inviting individuals and couples to attend one of its upcoming in-person adoption information events in MK to learn more about the adoption process.

Emberton-based Acorn Nurseries has been rooted in the local community for decades, but owners Stephen Burchmore and Ian Pretty have announced that the end is nigh.

A Milton Keynes bus operator is urging local people to leave the car at home and get home safely after watching England and Scotland compete in football’s World Cup.

Milton Keynes employability charity Worktree is calling on local professionals to volunteer at a series of careers events taking place in schools across Milton Keynes this summer.

The North Bucks Local Group of the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) will celebrate its half century birthday on Wednesday.

Great Linford Manor Park came alive with colour earlier this month as The Parks Trust hosted the first MK Landscape Artist Quest.

Voluntary organisation Mental Health Cleaning (MHC), which provides deep cleaning and decluttering support to people living with mental and physical health conditions, has shown off a stunning recent project.