Milton Keynes City Council is there to serve and support our residents and businesses.

Following on from an earlier public consultation in summer 2022, we are now asking for your views on the final proposals for parking restrictions in Neath Hill, Milton Keynes.

In collaboration with Milton Keynes Development Partnership (MKDP), the council has prepared a Draft Development Brief for the former fire and police station site, located on Sherwood Drive, Bletchley.

In October 2022, Haversham-cum-Little Linford Parish Council submitted its Neighbourhood Plan to Milton Keynes City Council.

The council is considering changing to a grant-based system to provide School Crossing Patrollers for MK schools. This new method allows all local authority schools the option to apply for funding to provide an SCP for their school.

The public has previously nominated over two hundred local buildings, places, artworks and landscapes that they felt contributed to the story of Milton Keynes’ new-town story and its unique identity.

Milton Keynes City Council has the duty to consult upon and determine its admission arrangements for 2024 for those schools for which it is the admission authority.

We need to change the way we recover costs from tenants and leaseholders so we can continue to provide high quality services.

Milton Keynes City Council in exercise of its powers under Sections 82(2) and 83(2) and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 proposes to make the following traffic regulation Order:

MK City Council are consulting on the Experimental Order for named roads in Bletchley.