MK Dons News from Sunday, May 31st, 2026

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A series of summer events are taking place across MK to help protect residents from illegal money lenders and make it easier to access advice and support.

Now in its 18th year, outdoor festival Art in the Park is expected to welcome more than 12,000 visitors, with a day of live performances, community workshops, art installations and cultural celebrations.

Milton Keynes-based Crush Cheer has made history after an incredible performance at the Future Cheer Amsterdam competition.

Milton Keynes University Hospital has confirmed that a number of beds and treatment spaces have been temporarily closed in its Emergency Department.

A GoFundMe appeal has been set up to support the family of Milton Keynes man Rushabh Upendrabhai Patel, who lost his life while saving others.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man who may have vital information about a robbery in Milton Keynes. 

Milton Keynes City Council is inviting primary school children across the city to take part in a creative new competition aimed at improving road safety outside school gates.

A runner from Milton Keynes has completed three marathons in three months, to raise funds for young cancer patients.

Three brothers have spoken about their commitment to volunteering with Willen Hospice, inspired by their late parents, and the joy it’s brought to their family.

Groups and clubs using Greenleys Community Centre have been told to leave by June 12.

The Hawkstone Farmers Choir triumphed at the Grand Final of Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night.