Real Bedord beat Alvenchurch 2-3 away today to finish in third place of the Southern League Premier Division South. They are now in the play offs which if rsults go their way could move them into playing step two national league football next season.

Brackley went down fighting today winning 2-1 at home to Aldershot. The win was not enough to keep them up, results today confirm that they are now officially relegated from the National League. Brackley were promoted to the national league for the 24/25 season and have met the same fate as Oxford City, being immediately relegated following promotion. Brackley were consolidating their postion well in the National league this season unil their manager, Gavin Cowan left to fill

Gary Flinn has not managed to get a long cup run or get into the play offs this season but he has managed to consolidate the Swans’ position by finishing them at around mid table by the end of the 25/26 season. Today they were at ninth position before they played a testing match against third placed Coventry Utd. The United Counties Premier Division South is a tough league to be in for the Swans. It is one of the lowest tiered leagues of all the grounds GMK News report from.

Above - Kemi Badenoch addresses members of all three MK constituency Conservatives Today, Kemi Badenoch from the Orchard Suite of The Holiday Inn, CMK spoke to over 30 local conservites about the launch of thier 'fix the basics' Manifesto for the May 7th 2026 Local Government Elections. 'Mrs Thatcher once said if you want something, ask a man. If you want sopmething done ask a woman', were the oppening words of an ex MK Tory MP as he introduced Kemi Badenoch to the audience.

An interviewee on Oxford radio this morning, stated that future nvestment in Oxford Utd still looks good despite the announcement of £17 million loss for this season, two million worse than the previous season and despite the fact Oxford United are still sitting in the relegation zone.

GMK News sources can reveal that Kemi Badenoch will be speaking in MK next Tuesday. For security reasons the venue will be undisclosed until 24 hours before the event. Keep clicking on GMK for updates.

Brackley faced tenth placed Tamworth at home. A loss today stood to sink then into the relegation zone, so today’s match was the mother of all battles. With only a draw and four losses since the departure of their manager, Brackley began their battle to stay up campaign. Above- Tamworth in pre-match warm up Brackley begin battle to stay up campaign The first ten minutes were uneventful with Brackley being able to prevent any early attacking play from Tamworth. By the end o

Professor Laura Empson delivered a webinar to over 1000 online viewers today. 'I know what it feels like to be powerless', she said. 'Don't despair, it will get better'. According to the pre webinar survey completed, the average age of today's viewers on line is 45 with the majority working in large companies. Attributes of a good leader - Can get people to do the things they don't want to do. Manage to facilitate the things they want to do. What makes a person powerful? Cli

Are Mk playing better away from home after beating Swindon 2-1 away on Saturday? Tonight, everybody was looking for better home play to close the widening gap with Bromley in top place. If MK won tonight they would be only one point behind with a chance to go top if they beat Barnet this Saturday at home. With Bromley to play at home before the close of the season, it was important tonight that Mk started to build some fear by winning the next two matches convincingly. Colch

Brackley’s new manager gets a draw but still sit on top of the relegation zone with no point gap with the team below them.

The new manager at Brackley has lost all four of his matches since being appointed. Tonight they play Solihull Motors who are 14th in the National League. Brackley have now dropped to 20th, sitting on top of the relegation zone and only two points away from it. Since being promoted this season, all Brackley needed to do was consolidate their position which they have looked like doing until the departure of their manager. GMK News to wish Brackley Town well tonight in their

Tonight on Channel Four News, a professor of political science from Tehran University stated that Iran could keep control of the strait of Hormuz for up to six months. This statement directly contradicts Trump's words yesterday that the war is nearly over and that the US are well ahead of schedule for ending / completing the US-Israel/Iranian War within four to six weeks. Professor of Political Science at University of Tehran

Today was MK’s big day. Starting at third place in the league two, they had a big chance to move to second if they could beat bottom of the league Harrogate at home. The day was also Community Day for Milton Keynes, commemorated in the below picture with gold tinsel placed on the back of home end seats. Now a city with professional football MK is using football to bring together the community even more together . A win today would put the icing on the cake for them. Abo

Map illustrating the Schlieffen Plan during World War I, showing the German army's planned advance through Belgium and Luxembourg towards France, with the aim of encircling Paris, circa 1914. On Saturday morning, the anticipated war between the US and Iran started six months' earlier than expected with the assassination of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khomeini. Like with the murder of the heir to the Austro-Hungary empire in 1914, are we now witnessing the start of anoth

This week Brackley Town finally appointed their new manager, Andy Whing. Today, they took on 8th placed Southend under his new leadership. Brackley flag greet to new manager Andy Whing before today’s match with Southend Packed away end full of Southend fans The match got off to a bit of a nervous start for Brackley with most of the early shots and chances coming from Southend in the opening quarter. With a large away Southend following, they were more also more vocal and dom

Above- Crawley Town in red line up with MK at start of tonight’s match. ‘ O Milton Keynes' was the continual humming chant from the home end of Tuesday night’s promotion chasing clash with Crawley Town. There were two early close shots from MK strikers in the second and 5th minute. Crawley were 4th from bottom and MK 5th from top at the start of tonight’s match. A win this evening, would push them up as far as third, if not second, if results went their way. With a strugglin

US now have two aircraft carriers close to Iran In WW1 there was the Triple Alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy against the Triple Entente of Britain, France and Russia. Today, there is Iran, Russia and China versus the US, Britain and the EU. The US have now moved two of its largest aircraft carriers closer to Iran in order to try and persuade the country to de-escalate its nuclear weapon/missile program. With the threat of war looming between the two, one is

Attendance, 7444. MKFC got off to a great start with a goal in the second minute by Aaron Collins and dominated most of the first half. Small Away County Following At the start of the second quarter, County started to counter attack more and get a bit more of the play. By the 20th min, MK were managing to re-assert their authority over the match as they started to try and create some more chances in the County half. In the 23rd they got another corner which was taken short a

Today, Newport pagnell faced higher placed Yaxley, currently 13th in the United Counties Premier South league. Since Gary Flinn’s reappointment at the swans following a disappointing period at Leighton Buzzard, not a lot has happened. Winner of the 2022 FA vase and runners up to Ascot Utd in the 2023 FA vase tournment, everyone has high expectations for Flynny but to date not a lot has happened. A quick exit from the 2026 FA vase and a below mid table position in the Counties

This week, Gavin Cowan resigned as manager to go to third from bottom of league two, Shrewsbury. He will be taking with him his assistant manager creating a doomsday managerial vacuum at Brackley Town FC. Brackley are fighting for survival in the National league now too close for comfort to the relegation zone, sitting at 4th from bottom. This news shows the mercenary nature of football management where money and careerism comes before club loyalty and committment to the fans