Local News from Tuesday, April 6th, 2021

Milton Keynes' own Olympic gold medalist Greg Rutherford has given his followers a glimpse of his new baby daughter as well as announcing her name.

This funding will help face the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and ensure Bletchley Park will have a sustainable future.

In a quick turn around from last weeks sunny weather, this afternoon (06/04), it was announced that gritting teams will be deployed all across Milton Keynes due to dropping temperatures.

A local health chief has warned that reopening the economy will see a 'resurgence' of COVID-19 cases, particularly among younger people, and has issued advice to businesses to combat this.

There were 12 new coronavirus cases recorded in Milton Keynes today, as the infection rate continues to fall.

The two main shopping centres in Milton Keynes have said that they are looking forward to welcoming visitors when non-essential retail reopens next week.

Today, April 6th, marks one year since local hero Captain Sir Tom Moore started his birthday challenge hoping to raise £1,000 for the NHS.

It has been confirmed that train services from Bedford to Bletchley will resume from next week as national lockdown measures ease further.

Green party veteran campaigner Alan Francis never loses hope that the eco-conscious party will get someone elected to serve on Milton Keynes Council.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following the assault of two police officers in Milton Keynes.

Well-loved venues across Milton Keynes are receiving a share of the Cultural Recovery Fund, with a total of £2,077,792 coming to the city.

The UK's annual strongman competition will be held in Milton Keynes this year, taking place at Stadium MK and being broadcast to the nation.