Arts

An architect who helped design the city centre has come up with a new icon for Milton Keynes – in the form of twin towers 35 storeys high.

The search is on for the best Instagram shot taken in Milton Keynes - and a prize of £1,000 is up for grabs.

Get your dancing shoes back on as two of the professionals from Strictly Come Dancing will be heading out on tour at the beginning of next year.

Two life-size sculptures of soldiers made of wire have been bought by MK Council to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War.

Strictly Come Dancing professionals Kevin and Karen Clifton started their latest tour at Northampton last week.

Giant mechanical insects are set to parade their way through MK – in the latest spectacular show as part of the IF: Milton Keynes International Festival.

Budding young artists are preparing to showcase their work in a gallery-style summer exhibition.

A range of stunning cars and motorbikes from the 1930s through to the 1990s will be on display at Bletchley Park this weekend (April 22).

Here are a few of the highlights coming up in Milton Keynes Theatre's new season.

An extremely rare lunar event called the “super blue blood Moon” has dazzled astronomers and skywatchers around the world.

Magical lights and animals are the theme for Christmas at Waddesdon this year, with thousands of fairy lights on the trees in the house and a huge fluorescent dragon in the grounds.

For many Christmas loving Brits it’s time to start considering when the Christmas decorations will go up, but when is the correct time to start the festivities?

A last minute bid from Historic England has failed to save the heritage-steeped buildings at Wolverton Works from being bulldozed.

Clear your diaries folks - we have a big day tomorrow (Saturday, September 23), when all life as we know it may end.

Milton Keynes-born Jessica Asare has launched Britain’s first African-printed swimwear line from her university bedroom.

Emma Elsworthy

The past will come to life at 70 free Heritage Open Days in September forming part of the 50th anniversary celebrations for Milton Keynes.

Residents of Woburn are welcomed to pick up a book, or exchange an old one for a new one, at the telephone box next to the Town Hall.

Most of us can’t tell what’s wrong with a faked picture - underlining the threat to democracy by the spread of made up propaganda, a study shows.