Summer Days 10th July

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Football fans are being encouraged to get walking and talking by joining a charitable stroll from MK Dons’ training ground to Stadium MK to kick start the club’s Community Matchday.

The Central Bletchley/Fenny Stratford Neighbourhood Team partnered with SABA yesterday, carrying out targeted patrols and focusing on parking violations that continue to cause issues on local roads.

A new knife amnesty bin has been installed at the Campbell Park Community Council offices in Springfield.

Milton Keynes City Council has reached another key milestone in the development of Linford Wood Place, where care and support will be given to people with complex disabilities.

As part of their initiative to inspire young people about the natural world and their local heritage, The Parks Trust is to host another event for Milton Keynes’ teachers.

The MP for Milton Keynes North, Chris Curtis, has announced that he will be taking part in the TCS London Marathon for the second year in a row to raise money for Willen Hospice.

Stony Stratford Town Council is helping youngsters to foster a love of books and words, by delivering a World Book Day Treasure Hunt in the town.

It is perhaps a sad indictment of the current knife crime epidemic that this blade was found discarded in plain sight near MK1 yesterday.

Milton Keynes City Council is inviting residents to share their views in this year’s Community Safety Survey.

Eligible households have until Friday to apply for the Warm Homes Discount, and the city’s Labour MPs are encouraging residents to make sure they are accessing support with the cost of living.

Paranormal Activity is set to bring the chills to Milton Keynes Theatre later this year, as part of a nationwide tour.