A Progressive Alliance motion about accessible Changing Places Toilets was passed unanimously at Wednesday's meeting of the Full Council, with support from local charities and campaigners.
As part of their MK COVID Holiday Help Scheme, Milton Keynes Council has secured funding to issue supermarket e-vouchers for children eligible for free school meals over half term.
MK Council have started using "what3words" to allow residents to report issues such as broken glass or flytipping with more accuracy.
A cross-party decision was made at Full Council last night, urging the Government to delay the damaging cut to Universal Credit over the winter period.
The Leader of Milton Keynes Council has been asked to write to the Government to highlight concerns that were addressed at last night's Full Council.
Figures released by the Progressive Alliance show that fly-tipping in Milton Keynes has massively decreased over the past year.
There are an estimated 2,542 people over the age of 65 living with dementia in Milton Keynes, and the Progressive Alliance is working to make sure our city is dementia friendly.
Milton Keynes Council is investing almost £360,000 among the city's high streets to encourage shoppers back safely after the pandemic.
Sunday 10 October marked World Mental Health Day and the Progressive Alliance is urging people to get help if they need it.
The Alliance will be bringing a motion to Full Council to request it is considered whether more Changing Place Toilets can be incorporated on Council property.