Next Tuesday (30/05), the Leader of the City Council, Councillor Pete Marland will take a decision in response to the Infrastructure Levy (IL) proposed by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC).
As of next year, carers in Milton Keynes will be able to take 5 days unpaid leave from their employment per year as Lib Dem Carer’s Leave Bill is passed.
Labour and Lib Dem councillors are encouraging residents across the city to seek help and support this Mental Health Awareness Week.
After a successful election the MK Lib Dems defended 5 seats and gained 1, meaning we now hold 15 of the 57 seats on Milton Keynes City Council.
New research by the Liberal Democrats has revealed over 800,000 GP appointments in Milton Keynes lasted less than 5 minutes. Almost 20% of all GP appointments in Milton Keynes from March last year and February this year lasted 5 minutes or less.
The Progressive Alliance which runs Milton Keynes City Council will provide an extra £75,000 for young people’s mental health services this year.
