Over 900 businesses supported by Council’s £3.5m investment in economic recovery.
Since July 2020, the Council has supported 900 businesses and 2,350 residents with its Economic Recovery Plan worth over 3 million pounds.
2 Mar 2022
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Local councillors call on government to end hunger
Labour and Lib Dem councillors are calling on the Tory government to enshrine the human right to food in law, as the cost-of-living crisis hits local families.
1 Mar 2022
More bins to crack down on litter and fly-tipping in MK
More bins have been installed across the borough, as the Labour and Liberal Democrat Progressive Alliance cracks down on litter and fly-tipping.
25 Feb 2022
Nearly £3.5 million will go towards resurfacing roads and fixing potholes in Milton Keynes as part of the 2022/23 budget.
The money, which was voted against by Conservative Councillors last week, will ensure the city's well-used roads can be properly maintained and tens of thousands more potholes can be filled.
24 Feb 2022
Milton Keynes Council moves one step closer to building what could be the UK’s largest eco-village with hundreds of affordable homes.
A decision is set to be taken next week by a leading Cabinet Member to appoint a Development Partner to design and deliver a planning and placemaking proposal for the village at Tickford Fields Farm near Newport Pagnell.
23 Feb 2022
Milton Keynes Pensioners Left out In the Cold as Government Breaks its Promises
35,808 pensioners in Milton Keynes left out in the cold as broken triple lock promise creates £773,453 cost of living black hole
21 Feb 2022