

Eye-Shade Optics Opens New Milton Keynes Store with Fast, Affordable Prescription Glasses Service
Independent optical retailer Eye‑Shade Optics has officially opened the doors to its new store in Milton Keynes, bringing over a decade of optical expertise and rapid eyewear services to the local community. Conveniently located at Unit 29 Lloyds Court, 694 North Row, MK9 3AP, next to the MKUH Eye Clinic, the new store strengthens Eye-Shade Optics’ long standing presence in Milton Keynes, where the business has been serving customers in the MK Shopping Centre since 2010. Know

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FREE May Half Term Day Camp Passes For Children In Milton Keynes
Looking for something fun for the kids this May half term? Let's Kick It are offering FREE single day camp passes at our LKI Day Camps! ✅ FREE SINGLE DAY CAMP PASSES ✅ FUN FOOTBALL AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES ✅ LIMITED SPACES What does a Lets Kick It Day Camp look like? Attendees enjoy action-packed days full of football, games, challenges, and teamwork in a positive and welcoming environment. What to Expect: 🎯 Fun football sessions for all abilities 🎮 Loads of exciting games & c

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Milton Keynes Club Unit Nine Puts The City On The Map After Major National Award Win
Independent Milton Keynes venue Unit Nine has officially cemented itself as one of the UK’s standout nightlife destinations after picking up a major honour at the prestigious Skiddle Awards. The Wolverton-based venue, known for its warehouse atmosphere, huge laser productions and heavyweight DJ bookings, fought off competition from clubs and music spaces across the country to claim national recognition. It marks a huge moment not only for the venue itself, but for Milton Keyn

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Understanding hospice care and tackling fearthis Dying Matters Awareness Week
Willen Hospice is marking national Dying Matters Awareness Week (4–10 May) by encouraging the Milton Keynes community to get talking about death and dying, so that fear doesn’t shape end-of-life care for local people. Death, dying and bereavement affect everyone. Yet national polls suggest that 27% of people find it hard to talk about death with family or friends, and 30% bottle their feelings up.* Willen Hospice cares for around 1,000 local people a year who have a life-

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