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Blades made no approach for Robbo
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Murder arrest following house fire death
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Buzz Lightyear, astronauts and me
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More reason than ever to back new A&E campaign
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New Mayor for Milton Keynes announces pledges
News
Tarts and buns maker is eaten up by well-bread bakery giants
A family run speciality bread and pastry maker in Milton Keynes has been bought out by bakery giant Warburtons.
Matron gets behind Citizen A&E campaign video
Jacqui Burnett was advised to not work with people but consider gardening as a career option.
Man bailed in fatal fire investigation
A 58-year-old man, arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of woman in a fire in Great Linford, has been bailed until July 16.
Michelle Jannetta, who died after MK Hospital failed to make correct observations, was ‘fun-loving and caring’
The brother and sister of Michelle Jannetta, who died at Milton Keynes Hospital, have described her as fun-loving and caring in a touching tribute.
Time to tackle sex talk among teens
Sexting and the impact of readily available pornography will be among subjects discussed at the next ‘Let’s Talk’ campaign meeting.
Fatal fire victim was middle aged woman
A body found badly burned after a house fire in Great Linford is thought to belong to a middle-aged woman.
Sport
Blades made no approach for Robbo
Sheffield United have not made a formal approach for MK Dons boss Karl Robinson despite rumours linking him with a move to Bramall Lane.
Threadbare Wolves thrashed
MK Wolves were put to the sword on Saturday as they were hammered 90-12 by St Ives Roosters.
Swimmers in the medals at Scottish Masters
Two CMK Swim Club Masters Swimmers recently travelled to Glasgow to compete in the Scottish National Masters Short Course Swimming Championship.
Cricket: New City leave it late to beat Eaton Bray
All the latest results from the city’s cricket teams.
Tough homecoming for MK Athletic Club
Despite home track advantage it was a tough match in the second Southern Athletic League meeting for Marshall Milton Keynes AC as they finished 2nd to Radley with Nene Valley Harriers a close 3rd.
Cricket: Half century from Aris guides Great Brickhill to win
Great Brickhill skipper Graeme Carter was relieved to get the club’s first win of the season on the board after beating Thame on Saturday.
Video
Matron gets behind Citizen A&E campaign video
Jacqui Burnett was advised to not work with people but consider gardening as a career option.
Lifestyle
The stars come out to play at stadium:mk
Usually all eyes are on the pitch at stadium:mk, but while Bowditch & Co. give their dribbling a rest, punters will flock to the grand venue and eye up the stars instead.
Brickstock to raise funds for Cancer Research UK
Great Brickhill Cricket Club won’t be rolling the wicket this weekend, instead amps will be plugged in and music will sound out!
Alan Dee’s movie preview: The Hangover Part 3, Epic
It’s not uncommon for those who have supped not wisely but too well to wake up the morning after and make heartfelt vows about their future behaviour.
Forties Family Festival set for Bletchley Park this weekend
Step back in time at Bletchley Park with The Forties Family Festival, happening this Saturday and Sunday.
‘First quarter figures showing a move in the right direction’
Overall market conditions for the UK show welcome signs of improvement, according to data collated in the Move with Us Residential Market Review for the first quarter of 2013.
Take a look through the Arts Gateway MK and help to boost funds
An evening of acoustic music will help Arts Gateway MK raise money to promote arts in the city.
Community
VIDEO: When GO! met Shakespeare video
The two places couldn’t be more different - we have concrete, it has ornate, chocolate box cottages and pretty streets steeped in history, writes Sammy Jones.
MK 360 Play is going outdoors for the summer
Milton Keynes 360 Play has finally announced it will be opening its outdoor activity area.
Leave a gift for Hospice in your will
Willen Hospice will be holding a ‘Will Month’ in June giving people a chance tovconsider leaving the Hospice a gift when they pass away.
Big Old Walk to raise money for Parkinson’s
The grandson of a city Parkinson’s sufferer has taken on the challenge of walking across America in his grandfathers memory.
Comment: How John Whiteley was a true inspiration – not Apprentice loser
It’s a shame the Milton Keynes contestant was booted off the new series of ‘The Apprentice.’
Family Festival of walking for Willen
Families are being encouraged to take part in the Walk for Willen this year thanks to a new addition to the schedule.
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Wednesday 22 May 2013
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