Milton Keynes has been shortlisted to be UK City of Culture 2029 alongside Blackpool, Sheffield and Wrexham.

The Milton Keynes Robotics Adoption Hub will build on previous work in the city and focus on the deployment of robotics in open and closed public spaces. Milton Keynes is already recognised as a ...

Milton Keynes City Council is set to invest £2.5 million in buying additional council homes to help local families into permanent accommodation faster. The funding proposal, due to be decided next ...

Milton Keynes City Council is helping young people, including those who are not currently in employment, education or ...

The Milton Keynes New Town Heritage Register (NTHR) is a 'local list' of buildings, structures, artworks, and public spaces that are locally significant and contribute to the city's unique New Town ...

You must read the relevant guidance notes below before completing your application for a parking permit. You will also need to register for an account.

Please read our Guidance Notes fully before making your application. A vehicle crossover is the legal way of accessing your property over the highway using a dropped kerb. A vehicle crossing is where ...

Milton Keynes has been officially longlisted to become the UK City of Culture 2029, securing £60,000 from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to develop its full application. Being longlisted ...

Proposals to redevelop The Brunel Centre and former Sainsbury’s site in Bletchley are set to progress as Milton Keynes City Council begins the search for a development partner. Following engagement ...

Milton Keynes City Council has signed a new agreement with major developers and landowners to strengthen Milton Keynes’ national role as a provider of homes, infrastructure, jobs and well-planned ...

Milton Keynes City Council is set to approve a new Action Plan to support major projects that will strengthen Bletchley town centre and improve connections across the area. The Action Plan sets out ...