Police have released an e-fit image as part of their appeal for witnesses in connection with an indecent exposure and voyeurism incident in Milton Keynes.

The incident happened when a man indecently exposed himself in a disabled car parking bay at Centre:MK shopping centre between 3pm and 3.30pm on Tuesday 25 April.

The victim, who was a woman in her seventies, was in her car with a friend when the offender walked past and smiled at them.

He then indecently exposed himself and carried out a voyeuristic act. The victim then reversed her car and left.

The offender, depicted in the e-fit image released by Thames Valley Police, is described as a man of mixed heritage and around 28-years-old.

He is described as young looking with full cheeks and no facial hair, straight black hair, slightly receding at the front with wrinkles on his forehead and straight eyebrows.

Investigating officer Charlie Mauger said, “I am appealing for anyone who recognises the individual depicted by this e-fit to please come forward.

“Anyone with information can contact police by making a report online or by calling 101, quoting reference 43240221232.

“Alternatively, if you wish to remain anonymous, you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their website.”

Midfielder Ethan Robson will join Carlisle United after the expiry of his contract with MK Dons.

The 27-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the Cumbrians, and will join Carlisle from 1st July after leaving MK Dons.

Robson had first joined MK Dons on loan from Blackpool during the 2021/22 season before making a permanent move to Stadium MK after being released by Blackpool in 2022.

In his first stint, Robson formed a partnership with Matt O’Riley before he left for Lancashire, making 23 appearances in all competitions.

In the just-concluded 2023/24 season, Robson made 34 appearances in all competitions, though a large quantity of his appearances after the Dons changed manager in October 2023 were made as a substitute.

His new manager Paul Simpson told Carlisle United’s official website that he was delighted to bring Robson to Brunton Park.

He said, “Ethan is a really good footballer. He’s left-footed so he gives us a little bit more balance in that area.

“We’ve got quite a few players who you’d say were a number six type midfielder who can control the midfield, whereas Ethan is a little bit more forward-thinking. He’s got good legs about him to go and get forward and get in the box.

“He’s got a wand of a left foot for finding that pass. In the past couple of seasons he hasn’t been the one getting the assists for goals, but he’s the one finding the pass that leads to the assist.

“I want him to add more goals to his game, when you’ve got a sweet left foot like he has, I want him to go and test goalkeepers. We’re trying to get competition in all areas, I want it to be a really competitive group, and Ethan will add to that.

“He’s also a really good character and he’s got good experience. I think all of the players we’ve brought in so far have been the same.”

Milton Keynes City Council will host a free event in the city centre with more than a dozen local organisations in support of residents who have dementia and their families and carers.

‘Talking Dementia’ will be held at The Church of Christ the Cornerstone in Central Milton Keynes on Wednesday 26 June, which will work as drop in between 10:00am and 12:00pm.

The event will provide opportunities for local people to speak with professionals. The FREE event will be open to all MK residents plus their friends and family who want to learn more.

Representatives from a wide range of companies, charities and organisations including Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH), Alzheimer’s Society, Age UK, Specialist Memory Service and Carers MK be on hand to answer questions and provide information.

Teams from the City Council will also be in attendance such as the Community Alarm service who provide year-round support for vulnerable adults at risk of a fall or other home emergency.

There is parking close to The Church of Christ the Cornerstone and light refreshments will be available throughout the event for all guests.

In England, it is estimated that around 676,000 people have dementia. To find out more about local support for people living with dementia and their families, including specialist dementia nurses called Admiral Nurses and the Dementia Information and Support Service (DISS), please visit the city council’s dedicated webpage.

MK Dons will take on Bradford City at Stadium MK in the first game of the upcoming 2024/25 League Two season.

The fixture release announcement earlier today (26/06) revealed that Mike Williamson’s side will start the campaign by playing the Bantams at home on Saturday August 10th 2024.

The Dons are seeking to build on last season, when they finished fourth in the League Two table, only to suffer a heavy defeat to Crawley Town in the play-offs.

Opening day opponents Bradford finished 9th in last season’s League Two but their owner has announced he wants to see the team challenge for promotion and a return to League One for the first time since the 2018/19 season.

Bradford are managed by Graham Alexander, making the game the Scot’s first return to Stadium MK since being sacked by MK Dons in October 2023 after less than five months in charge.

The game will also be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK, with the new season seeing a new TV broadcast deal signed by the EFL and the broadcaster coming into effect. Every game of the opening weekend of the season in the Championship, League One and League Two will be broadcast by Sky in the UK. But the Dons v Bradford has been confirmed as a feature game to be shown live on the Sky Sports Football channel.

In August, the Dons’ first away game will be at Colchester United on 17th August, before the opening month will see them also face games against a home match against Carlisle and a trip to face Salford City.

At Christmas time, the Dons will take on Notts County at home on Boxing Day, with their last game before Christmas being against Newport County in Wales on 21st December. After the Boxing Day game, there will then be a match against Crewe on 29th December, before the Dons take on National League champions Chesterfield on New Year’s Day in their first game of 2025.

The Easter double header will see MK Dons play Newport at Stadium MK on Good Friday, which is 18th April 2025, before playing Crewe on Easter Monday on 21st April.

The final match of the season will see the Dons play Swindon Town away on 3rd May 2025, with the final home game being against Grimsby Town the week before.

One of the more anticipated games of the season for MK Dons will be resumption of their rivalry with AFC Wimbledon, who are also in League Two next season. The teams will first meet on 14th September 2024 in London, with a return fixture to be played in Milton Keynes on 25th January 2025.

Under terms of a new TV deal agreed between the EFL and Sky Sports to continue broadcasting games, all teams will see at least 20 games a season chosen for live broadcast, with a new Sky Sports+ channel streaming extra games.

Confirmation of what games will be selected and consequently moved for broadcast will be expected in due course.