Battling through sight issues and a daring physical feat, an 87-year-old member of an ex-veterans’ group is preparing to climb the highest mountain in the UK in June. John Banfield a resident at ExtraCare’s Shenley Wood Retirement Village in Milton Keynes, will make the attempt on 27th June, to raise money for Blind Veterans UK. John completed National Service in the Army with the Royal Engineers as a sapper between 1958 and 1960 and then enlisted part-time with the National

May offers plenty of opportunities to explore the city’s extensive green spaces, whether you’re looking for gentle walks, fitness challenges, family-friendly activities, or new hobbies to try outdoors. Make the most of longer days and greener landscapes with an exciting programme of outdoor activities and events taking place across Milton Keynes’ parks. Walking Festival Wed 6 – Sun 10 May Whether you're a casual stroller, a seasoned hiker, or looking for new experiences, ther

Heidi Alexander MP, Secretary of State for Transport, visited the newly resurfaced section of Forfar Drive in Bletchley yesterday. Along with Callum Anderson MP and Labour councillors and candidates, they met local residents to see the progress being made to improve Milton Keynes’ roads. The Labour government has given a record amount of investment to local councils to address pothole problems. MK City Council is fixing one pothole every twelve minutes. Labour will fix an add

Willen Hospice’s Woburn Sands shop and café has reopened after a full refurbishment, and it’s much more than just a fresh coat of paint. The new look creates a bright, modern space at the heart of the community, helping to fund the specialist end-of-life care that so many Milton Keynes families rely on. Willen Hospice Shop If you live in MK, there’s a good chance you or someone you know has been supported by Willen Hospice. For over 40 years, the charity has provided compassi