News Extra from Sunday, April 26th, 2026

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A worker at the Wolverton branch of Tesco has long spread joy with his choice of flamboyant hats, worn as he dilligently collects trolleys.

Hopes high as city’s football club returns to third tier.

Joshua's Army, a purpose-driven initiative committed to raising confident, responsible, and purpose-led boys has announced its 10th annual Dad & I Dinner, themed Heritage & Legacy Night.

Students at The Cottesloe School were treated to a peek behind the scenes at Milton Keynes Dons FC last week as part of a journalism showcase delivered by Fortitude Communications.

A group of novice and inexperienced female cyclists from Milton Keynes Rugby Club are tackling the challenge to cycle more than 50 miles across Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire.

Milton Keynes-based rapper Crazy James has been steadily building a name through sharp lyricism, cinematic storytelling and a relentless independent work ethic.

The sun is starting to kick back against the months of relentless drear, and thoughts of summer are entering the equation. 

After more than two decades, the Wolverton branch of Dominos Pizza has relocated to a brand-new home in Oakridge Park.

This May, plunge back into the past with the return of the popular living History Festival at Milton Keynes Museum.

Police are appealing for witnesses to an assault that happened in Milton Keynes last month.

Scores of protestors turned out to demonstrate outside Bletchley Station on Saturday.