MK's Finest from Thursday, October 31st, 2024

Milton Keynes City Council is marking the return of its annual free Archaeology Day at Milton Keynes Central Library on 2 November.

Milton Keynes College Group is running informal courses for people who struggle with the digital world to beat online scammers and to stay in touch with friends and family.

Cllr Peter Marland was nominated for Leader of the Year for his ‘exemplary leadership of Milton Keynes City Council’, for ‘raising the city's profile’ and leading a ‘successful bid for city status’.

Statement from PCC Matthew Barber on the independent review into the policies and procedures relating to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Thames Valley Police.

Young students create ‘vibrant’ canvas display.

Energy association applauds academy’s new building programme.

Thomas has been missing since early October.

Met Office launches winter safety campaign.

Memories and stories from Holocaust survivors were brought to life for a younger generation at Denbigh School.

A series of drop-in sessions to provide accessible help on health and wellbeing topics has been launched in Bletchley. 

If you are interested in adoption, now could be the perfect time to start your adoption journey. National Adoption Week runs until Sunday 27 October.

City tops the list of best places to be if you’re an electrician, plumber or other specialist.