Milton Keynes Community Foundation is calling on residents to submit their nominations for the city’s first-ever Charity Awards, with just weeks to go before entries close at 5pm, January 30. Entries are free of charge and can be submitted via a simple online form. With the deadline fast approaching, residents are encouraged to act quickly to ensure local changemakers receive the recognition they deserve. Nominate Today: https://ow.ly/XmzH50XTk6A Due to be held on June 29 at

Further to the recent announcement regarding the future development of Eaglestone restaurant, MKUH would like to clarify its intention to maintain a trolley service to in-patient wards. The trust has asked the Friends of Milton Keynes Hospital & Community if they wish to continue being involved in the provision of the trolley service. If the Friends choose not to do so in future, the Trust will manage the service with our own volunteers. The development of the restaurant is i

Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to trace a missing man from Milton Keynes. James, aged 27, was last seen around the Eagle Farm South area at 7.30am yesterday (6/1). James is described as a white male, 6ft, large build, short dark brown hair, stubble with a black outline star tattoo on his inner right wrist. He was last seen wearing grey tracksuit bottoms, black trainers and a black hooded top. Investigating officer, Inspector Burrey Muzuva said: “We’re concerned f

Later this month, Milton Keynes City Council is hosting an event to raise awareness of educational psychology as a career path. The free to attend event is happening at the City Council’s Civic office on Thursday 22 January between 4pm and 5:30pm. Visitors will have the chance to meet some of the City Council’s specialist team, ask questions and learn about the work they do. The educational psychology service works with local children and young people aged 0 to 25 years who h