Figures released today by the Progressive Alliance reveal that the average household in Milton Keynes is expected to pay less council tax compared to neighbouring Tory-run authorities in the next financial year.
The latest stats from NHS England, published in January, reveal that 33,312 patients in Milton Keynes are waiting to start treatment.
An initial £15,000 in the Labour and Liberal Democrat draft budget for footpath repairs in Newport Pagnell has been followed up with a provisional £125,000 for repairs across the older towns.
The Labour and Liberal Democrat run Council has set aside a provisional £75,000 to make Milton Keynes a disability and dementia friendly city.
The Progressive Alliance has proposed £25,000 as part of next year's budget for road adoptions in newly built housing estates.
£450,000 has been proposed by Labour and Liberal Democrat councillors to repair footpaths across the city as part of their draft budget.
