In July, 2018, Ravenstone Town Council submitted the final version of its Neighbourhood Plan to Milton Keynes Council. The Plan is now being published in accordance with Regulation 15 of the Neighbourhood Plans (General) Regulations 2012.

MK Council are proposing to extend the ‘no waiting at any time’ restrictions (double yellow lines) on Rockingham Drive, Linford Wood between Sunrise Parkway and V8 Marlborough Street.

Put simply, the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) is the bank account within the Council where the rent and service charges you pay is paid into, and where the Council spends from, in order to provide you with landlord services.

We're holding this consultation to seek wider partner and public views on the draft service specification for residential and nursing homes commissioned by Milton Keynes Council. 

MK Council is proposing to introduce 'no waiting at any time' restrictions (double yellow lines) on Stokenchurch Place, Bradwell Common at the junction with Bradwell Common Boulevard.

A 12 week consultation, this strategy identifies the key housing challenges facing Milton Keynes between 2018-2023 and sets out the Council’s priorities for tackling them.  Our vision for housing is as follows:

MK Council is proposing to introduce no waiting at any time’ restrictions (double yellow lines) along the following roads in Neath Hill (and as illustrated on the attached plan):-

This eight week informal consultation is to gather opinions on a proposal to close Walnuts Children’s Home

In brief, the proposal is to formally federate Greenleys Junior School and Langland School, starting in January 2019.  A federation is where two schools work closely together under one governing board, whilst retaining their own identity.

In brief, the proposal is to formally federate Drayton Park School and Brooksward School, starting in November 2018.  A federation is where two schools work closely together under one governing board, whilst retaining their own identity.