Leader of Milton Keynes Liberal Democrat Group, Councillor Jane Carr, said: “The Milton Keynes Liberal Democrat Group is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Councillor Shanika Mahendran."
A series of summer events are taking place across Milton Keynes to help protect residents from illegal money lenders and make it easier for people to access advice and support in their local communities.
Milton Keynes City Council has published its Council Plan for 2026/27, setting out 70 clear action points it will deliver over the coming year to make the city a better place to live.
Milton Keynes City Council is providing 23,000 activity sessions plus meals for children, young people, and their families this summer.
Brand-new state-of-the art gym facilities are officially available to use at Woughton Leisure Centre, giving MK residents access to upgraded equipment, improved training spaces and a modern new look.
Momentum is building behind Milton Keynes’ bid to be the UK’s 2029 City of Culture with businesses and community organisations stepping forward to back the bid.
The Liberal Democrats have always believed that power belongs to the people, not foreign states, tech algorithms, or wealthy elites. Our new policy will defend British democracy, root out dark money, and rebuild public trust from the ground up.
Liberal Democrats believe active travel is not just transport policy - it is preventive healthcare, environmental action, and economic common sense.
Liberal Democrat members have passed a new policy to safeguard creators from AI exploitation, support grassroots venues, tear down barriers to touring, and rebuild music education for every child.