News Extra from Sunday, January 19th, 2025

Reggae Land announces 5th anniversary in 2025.

Carly from the MKFM Team was invited along to The Comedy Cow for their Comedy Prime Cut. Here is her review...

New trail explores the legacy of Campbell Park.

Chris Curtis, Labour MP for Milton Keynes North, is teaming up with Willen Hospice to raise funds for the vital work this local charity does.

Ride High, a children’s charity dedicated to providing therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities for children with complex needs, is thrilled to announce its Cheltenham Preview Night.

Two MK mums plan to paint the City red with 150 single people this Valentine’s Day.

All proceeds from Dinner in the Dark will go directly to Age UK Milton Keynes, funding vital programs and services that support older people to lead fulfilling, independent lives.

Langland Community School achieves Good and Outstanding Ofsted Ratings for the first time in 50 years!

Willen Hospice has opened online bookings for its biggest fundraiser of the year – The Willen Hospice Midnight Moo walk, sponsored by Specsavers MK.

The Milton Keynes Multicultural Excellence Awards will celebrate the extraordinary contributions of three individuals and one organization that have significantly impacted the city’s vibrant and diverse community.

Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll musical The Rocky Horror Show is coming back to Milton Keynes as part of a major UK Tour, from Mon 10 – Sat 15 Feb.

On Monday 6 January, the Mayor’s chosen charity – Sieve MK Gateway celebrated the opening of its new temporary premises in the city centre.