Milton Keynes has been shortlisted to be UK City of Culture 2029 alongside Blackpool, Sheffield and Wrexham.
Milton Keynes, a world‑leading smart city and one of the UK’s fastest‑growing innovation economies, hosts it’s second Tech Week this October. Taking place from 12–16 October 2026, Milton Keynes Tech ...
Milton Keynes City Council is helping young people, including those who are not currently in employment, education or ...
Milton Keynes City Council has set out how it could create up to 600 new council homes with the backing of funding from the Government’s new £39bn, 10-year Social and Affordable Homes Programme.
New figures show five-year-olds in Milton Keynes are better prepared for school than pupils in most other areas of the UK, with Milton Keynes City Council beating government-set targets for its work ...
Just under one month from now, Milton Keynes Tech Week will bring together business leaders, innovators, researchers, investors and local communities for more than 35 events taking place across the ...
As Milton Keynes continues to grow, Milton Keynes City Council has appointed Design South East to provide independent design reviews for major development proposals, helping ensure new schemes are ...
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 ...
Milton Keynes City Council is set to take a decision next week to demolish Serpentine Court, paving the way for the next chapter of the Lakes Estate regeneration and creating opportunities for more ...
Above: Portfields School in Newport Pagnell, is one of four schools in Milton Keynes that has received funding to expand their provision for children with additional needs With the new school year now ...
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 ...
Local organisations looking to lower energy costs, reduce carbon emissions and make their buildings more sustainable can now apply for grants of up to £30,000 through Milton Keynes City Council's ...
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