Dog tormentor jailedBY LAURA HANNAMA man has been jailed and banned from keeping animals for life after locking his dog in a bathroom and leaving it to die ... (02/07/2008)
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Nemisis reach for the starsBY LAURA HANNAM City street dance crew Nemisis are back following their success in reaching the final of Britain's Got Talent. The troop were given a grand welcoming by Milton Keynes Theatre, with a ...
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Parks given high priority in plans for city's future Milton Keynes is set to have 667acres (270 hectares) of new parkland over the next ten years. More than 20 per cent of Milton Keynes' planned expansion will be dedicated as ...
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Victim's fury as knife attacker let off with cautionBY LAURA HANNAM The victim of a knife attack on his own doorstep is furious police have not taken the person responsible to court. Instead the woman was given a caution and made to ...
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Attacker awaits sentence after leaving man blind in both eyesA man has pleaded guilty to blinding another man in both eyes. Benjamin Gibson, 22, from Permayne, New Bradwell, assaulted the man in the early hours of Friday April 18 ... (02/07/2008)
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School fears cash shortfall A city school may not get enough funding for all its sixth form pupils. Walton High may not receive adequate funding for its post sixteen pupils next year from the Learning ...
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Teenagers arrested after old school blazeThree teenagers were arrested after a disused school building was burnt out in Wolverton on Friday night. Emergency services were called to the fire at the Old Radcliffe School, Orchard Road ... (02/07/2008)
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Dragon boats draw huge crowd The seventh Milton Keynes Dragon Boat Festival drew bumper crowds on Sunday ...
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Mystery surrounds Tongwell drowningBY JESSICA CUNNIFFE The death of a popular 22-yearold man who drowned in Tongwell Lake in February was described as a 'mystery' by the coroner ...
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Foundation stones laid at MK's University CentreBuilders have started work on the city's new University Centre Milton Keynes (UCMK). UCMK will be based in 200 Silbury Boulevard, Central Milton Keynes, and will open to students this September, ... (02/07/2008)
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Fireman ensures bird family is safeBY XENIA RIMMER We have all heard of firemen rescuing cats from trees, now one has shown his softer side when it comes to birds too ...
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City embraces the French connectionOoh la la, Milton Keynes is going French. Middleton Hall, at thecentre:mk, is being transformed into a little bit of France over the next week ... (02/07/2008)
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Final consultation heralds last postBY LAURA HANNAM The Post Office's six week consultation on the future of branches in Milton Keynes is to start next week. The consultation, launches on Tuesday ...
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Firefighters alarmed by proposed shift changesBY LAURA HANNAM Plans to change the shifts of firefighters have been delayed following union protests. The decision on whether to change the shift system worked at six of Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service's ...
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Art from the classroom to the shopping centre Students put their art on display to shoppers. The Milton Keynes College - Art, Design and Media exhibition took place in Middleton Hall at thecentre:mk last week ...
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Was your life changed for the better by Women and Work?During the last 30 years MK Women and Work has been instrumental in transforming the lives of many women in Milton Keynes. Now the organisation based at Acorn House, Midsummer Boulevard, ... (02/07/2008)
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Students highlight self harm issues in prisonBY LAURA HANNAM College students have learnt about the harsh realities of prison life in a project with young offenders. A group of sixth form pupils at Stantonbury Campus have been working alongside inmates ...
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When the promise of parenthood turns instantly into the pain of grief Parents of stillborn babies suffer the unthinkable ordeal of what was supposed to be the best day of their lives turning into the worst One such couple from Milton Keynes ...
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Lawyers rise to the challenge Five lawyers from Borneos Solicitors in Milton Keynes have completed the Three Peaks Challenge. Jordan Glackin, Dinesh Dass, Charles Clay, James Thurgood and Janita Patel all based at the firm's Milton ...
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'Mini Glastonbury' turns ten years old in style Forget Jay-Z, Togfest celebrated its tenth anniversary in the sunshine ...
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New architect prompts pool rethinkBY LAURA HANNAMPlans to build an Olympic-size pool and health centre in Wolverton are to be moved. A brand new school building may be constructed for John Radcliffe as part of the new ... (02/07/2008)
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Clean sweep for college's young designers Milton Keynes College has swept the board at a national competition to find the world's most talented young designers. Students at the college took Gold, Silver AND Bronze at the UKSkills ...
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Nightclub's superstar DJ Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood is to make an exclusive appearance at Buddha Blue, Regarded by many as the most recognised urban DJ of the decade, Westwood, aka 'The Big ...
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Pole position for the spotlight Poland is being put under the spotlight at a city event. The evening arranged by Milton Keynes Equality Council will showcase the culture, people and lifestyle of Poland followed by a ...
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