- Stars back blood donation campaign
- New reductions in petrol price war
- Tributes for murdered grandmother
- Employment plan to be published
- Twenty charged with drug offences
- Miliband rating overtakes Cameron
- Falklands War memorial unveiled
- Chelsea make Bayern pay the penalty
- UK force 'may stay in Afghanistan'
News
Teen is First Aider of the Year
Teenager Kimberley Stubbs has been awarded a St John Ambulance Young First Aider of the Year Award for her quick thinking and use of first aid when a fellow gymnast fell from a trampoline and broke her arm.
Jumping for joy so far this term
SPRING continues to splash its way forward this term at Sherington School.
Second Annual Red Balloon Golf Day raises £18,500
The second National Red Balloon Golf Day held at Woburn Golf Club on Tuesday was a great success.
Sport
Pickering out of London 2012 contention
CITY sprinter Craig Pickering will miss out on this summer’s Olympic Games after undergoing surgery on a long-term back problem.
New season, new Dons line-up
MICK Harford has been confirmed as Karl Robinson’s new assistant manager at MK Dons, while Ian Wright has also joined the club as a coach.
Harford and Wright to join Dons staff
FORMER Luton boss Mick Harford has taken over as assistant manager to Karl Robinson at MK Dons, while Ian Wright will also join the club as a coach.
Youth League Cup Finals weekend: Colts target the double
IT’S BEEN a near-perfect season for City Colts U14s who will be out to try and make it a league and cup double this weekend.
Attacking style brings reward for Cranfield
CRANFIELD United have scored in excess of 120 goals this season, and finished their campaign in style by lifting their first piece of silverware for the best part of 20 years.
Video
VIDEO: Ladies have the pedal power at Cycletta video
LADIES showed their pedal power as they cycled in the sunshine at Woburn Abbey on Sunday.
Lifestyle
Satisfaction guaranteed with lippy show from ‘Mick’ & Co.
IT’S an unusually quiet week on the gig front at The Stables, but there are still some glistening gems to be found.
Gallery makes noises
THE Arts & Heritage Open Places has been reeling in the visitors in recent days, with a ridiculously large and cool programme of events.
Born to Hula...
IF you can master the ‘art’, hooping is a great way to ditch the muffin top and switch wobbles for a more washboard look, writes Sammy Jones.
Hungry Horse Food Awards win is ‘absolutely fantastic’
A CITY pub is celebrating after being named as the best family restaurant in Milton Keynes.
Calcutta Brasserie launches special Food Awards menu
MILTON Keynes’ newly crowned best Asian chef has produced a special menu to celebrate his victory.
Community
Luke is backpacking across Europe for IKEA
IKEA Milton Keynes employee Luke Ockendon has been chosen as one of six lucky IKEA UK workers to take part in the ‘IKEA Backpacker scheme’.
Charity teams up with Big Yellow Self Storage
Macmillan Cancer Support is delighted to welcome Big Yellow Self Storage Company as their latest corporate partner.
Restaurant to serve The Queen’s Seafood for Jubilee
To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Calcutta Brasserie has launched what can only be described as its most stunning signature dish to date.
Schools urged to back Poop Scoop Week
National Poop Scoop Week starts on June 11 and the UK’s largest dog welfare charity is calling on schools to show their support for responsible dog ownership by backing the Paws up for Poop Scoop campaign.
Campaign aims to preserve D-Day memories for posterity
June 6, 1944, was a momentous day in British history. Were you there? If you are a veteran of the invasion or of the support staff involved in the operation then a new national campaign would like to hear from you.
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Sunday 20 May 2012
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