MK Lightning News from Monday, May 25th, 2026

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Olney council chief angered by fighting on town’s recreational ground.

Sales of the first private homes at Manor Park in Walton have now been completed.

Police have urged people in Milton Keynes to consider 'Water Safety' in light of an incident over the Bank Holiday.

MKFM’s Tom Johnston enjoyed a riotous time down at the pub last night.

Overt stem, a bold new platform dedicated to accelerating inclusive innovation across the Oxford–Cambridge Growth Corridor, has officially launched at Lakehurst Park.

Lung cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths worldwide, largely because it is often diagnosed at an advanced stage when symptoms become noticeable.

Things are 'running' normally again in Little Brickhill, following two days of disruption to the water supply.

Milton Keynes College has been ranked second in England for GCSE English grade progress.

A day of colour, creativity and celebration will fill Milton Keynes city centre this June, when the Midsummer Festival returns with an exciting programme for all ages.

Eid ul Adha is being celebrated tomorrow (Wednesday, 27th May), by our Muslim community across Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas, who are preparing for the morning prayers.

Residents of Little Brickhill have been without water since yesterday - the hottest day of the year.