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Funding to upgrade crucial roundabout close to M1
Plans to fund an upgrade of traffic signals on an important roundabout close to the M1 will be proposed by leading councillors as part of the upcoming MK Council budget.
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Funding to fix 7,000 more potholes proposed
The Progressive Alliance that runs Milton Keynes Council will propose funding to fix an additional 7000 more potholes as part of their budget plans.
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Council to distribute extra £500,000 to support local businesses
Milton Keynes Council has secured an extra £541,000 under the Additional Restrictions Grant scheme, and will be distributing it to businesses impacted by the Omicron variant.
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Charities and businesses affected by pandemic could pay discounted business rates
Charities, not-for-profit organisations, and businesses that have been impacted by the pandemic could be entitled to business rate relief in the next financial year.
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Asylum Seeker Facility: Lib Dems Demand Home Office Answers
Last month, the Home Office chose the former Woughton House Hotel, located in Woughton-on-the-Green, as accommodation for asylum seekers.
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Councillors Back Youth Cabinet and Call for New Role of Elected Youth Mayor
Lib Dem Councillor Leo Montague will bring a motion to Council next week, encouraging the authority to create a Youth Mayor role.
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Residents in Milton Keynes face a £493 rise to energy bills in April, new figures reveal
Milton Keynes is set to be hit hard by the expected rise in energy bills in April, new figures have revealed.
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Pledge to quit littering as your New Year’s Resolution
MK Council's Cabinet Member with responsibility for fly-tipping and litter, Councillor Lauren Townsend, is calling on litterers to bin off littering in 2022.
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Wheeled bins move one step closer to being rolled out across Milton Keynes
A leading Cabinet member is next week set to give the go ahead on starting the tender exercise for purchasing wheeled bins, as part of the new waste collection service.
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Bletchley schools to benefit from low traffic ‘safety zones’
Three Bletchley schools will be piloting low traffic safety zones early next year, in a bid to transform air quality and improve road safety in the area.