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MK Central Library to get £50,000 extra towards improvements
Liberal Democrat and Labour councillors are proposing an extra £50,000 to help improve Milton Keynes Central Library as part of their budget plans.
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Summer of Play could return with even more activities and healthy meals for children
The Progressive Alliance has today announced plans to launch the Summer of Play in 2022, giving children access to thousands more free activities and healthy meals.
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£100,000 for youth activities as part of estate regeneration plans
The Progressive Alliance has proposed £100,000 for youth activities in Fullers Slade as part of the Council's regeneration plans for the estate.
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Council to launch planning academy
Milton Keynes Council will launch a planning academy to help improve planning services and to help recruit and retain the best and brightest planners in the city.
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Fly-tipping rates at lowest in four years
Fly-tipping rates in Milton Keynes are currently at their lowest in four years, according to new figures released by the Progressive Alliance.
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£50,000 to repair road and street signs across MK
Milton Keynes Council's Progressive Alliance has today announced funding plans to repair and replace road and street name signs across the city.
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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.
