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MK Council has refused to say whether it will investigate one of its own youth workers for publishing “obscene and disturbing” photos of himself on social media.

Global investment bankers Goldman Sachs are to open up in Milton Keynes - because of the ‘good quality office space and workforce’.

An 11-year-old gymnast who wants to be the best tumbler in the world has launched a fundraising appeal to get her to the vital championships in Russia.

Work will start next month on a new 1800-pupil secondary school to serve the Western expansion area of Milton Keynes.

A group of friends have bared almost all to become real-life Calender Girls and raise cash for Willen Hospice in Milton Keynes.

The UK’s largest trial of driverless cars has taken place in Milton Keynes.

Milton Keynes’ most prominent Indian restaurant - the Jaipur at CMK - has closed down suddenly.

A frustrated Skoda driver dumped his brand new car outside the Volkswagen Group head office after accusing the car giants of brushing aside a fault on the brand new vehicle.

Unity Park Station has officially opened as a daytime support centre for the homeless, vulnerable and those with mental health issues in MK.

Thousands more people are at risk of becoming homeless due to MK council taking too long in processing its applications for Housing Benefit.

Fifteen households a DAY are becoming homeless in Milton Keynes as winter approaches, the Citizen can reveal.

The toll of illegal travellers’ camps in MK has reached 177 during this year alone.

Thousands of parking tickets issued on behalf of MK Council have been in “severe breach” of government guidance, the Citizen can reveal.

Customers fled in terror from a popular Milton Keynes shopping centre when a man appeared in Pret a Manger entrance brandishing a knife.

A woman suffered a broken ankle after being pushed over by a man during a late night altercation in a city centre car park.

A 62-year-old man has been jailed for 14 years for sexually abusing a young boy more than 20 years ago.

A request to build almost 600 brand new council houses in Milton Keynes has this week been made to the government.

A young Milton Keynes mum has been banned from her son’s school after protesting that criticism of her son’s hairstyle was sexual discrimination.

Little Brickhill residents have won their battle to prevent 500 new homes being built in open countryside near their village.