The Parks Trust named as one of 49 recipients of a ‘Trees of Hope’ Sycamore Gap sapling

Exciting news for Milton Keynes as The National Trust has announced The Parks Trust as one of the recipients of the 49 ‘Trees of Hope’ Sycamore Gap saplings being gifted to individuals, groups, and organisations across the UK. The big reveal during National Tree Week [1] follows a nationwide invitation, on the anniversary of the felling of the much-loved tree at the end of September, for one of the saplings grown from Sycamore Gap seed. The Parks Trust was amongst nearly 500 applicants for the 49 saplings – one to represent each foot in height that the tree was at..

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There’s still plenty of activities to enjoy across the city’s parks this year

Getting out into nature is essential for our wellbeing, even when the weather is a little chillier! There’s still lots to enjoy and get involved in across the parks as we head into the festive period. Why not take a look at the listings below to find out more. Tree Tots is a perfect way for children to explore nature, whatever the weather. Taking place in a dedicated space at Howe Park Wood every Thursday at 10am, Tree Tots provides a range of seasonal activities specifically for under-5’s. At just £1 per person, there’s lots for kids to get stuck..
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Your new favourite Indian spot in Olney: why NAGA Tandoori is a must-visit

Nestled in the charming corner of Stanley Court, NAGA Tandoori in Olney is the hidden gem you didn’t know you were looking for. This cosy spot has it all—friendly faces, warm lighting, and the intoxicating aroma of sizzling spices that greets you the second you walk through the door. It’s the kind of place that instantly feels like home… with better food! We kicked things off with the Naga Special Mix, a feast of tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, lamb tikka, sheekh kebab, and a golden, crispy onion bhaji. Each bite was packed with that rich, smoky goodness that only a..
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£1,500 bursary and mentoring programme to propel young musicians in Milton Keynes

A £1,500 bursary and a tailored programme of professional mentoring are being launched to give a promising young musician or band from Milton Keynes a significant boost in advancing their music career. The recipient of the bursary will gain £1,500 in funding, which can be allocated to a wide range of career-enhancing activities, including training, purchasing essential equipment, recording new music, marketing, promotion, or supporting a touring schedule. Beyond financial support, the bursary winner will benefit from a mentoring programme overseen by The Stables in Milton Keynes. This initiative will offer a comprehensive introduction to the music industry, with personalised..
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