MK Lightning News Archive

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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.

MK Food Bank is calling on schools and businesses to step up and get involved in an exciting challenge to help make a real difference in our community.

The Government is currently running a consultation seeking views on their New Towns Programme, which includes a proposal to add 40,000 new homes in the new city by 2050.

Milton Keynes City Council has received a positive judgement in its first ever inspection under the Government’s tough new social housing consumer standards.

The Neighbourhood Policing Team spent yesterday patrolling Newport Pagnell High Street following concerns from residents and businesses about anti social behaviour linked to street drinking and disorder.

Aqua Sana Forest Spa Woburn Forest is launching Forest Serenity Suite - a new innovative and unique treatment space introducing touchless therapy for the very first time

Woburn Sands Town Council have been awarded £4000 from the Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioners Community Fund (CCCF).