Milton Keynes Council intends to change the lower age range of the school. The proposed change will make new provision for Years 1 and 2 (children aged five to seven) and remove provision for Years 7 and 8 (children aged 11-13).

Milton Keynes Council intends to change the lower age range of the school. The proposed change will make provision for an 60 place nursery class (operating two sessions) for children from the age of two, three and four.

Milton Keynes Council intends to change the lower age range of the school. The proposed change will make provision for a 100 place nursery class (operating up to 50 places twice a day) for children aged two, three and four.

Milton Keynes Council intends to change the lower age range of the school. The proposed change will make provision for an eight place nursery class for children from the age of two.

Whilst many schools in Milton Keynes are responsible for their own admissions policies, the council retains a responsibility to co-ordinate the admission of children starting school for the first time, transferring from infant to junior school and

This guide has been produced to assist developers with their planning applications.

All Local Planning Authorities have a duty to review their designated conservation areas, producing updated assessments of their significance.

We need to hear your view on the Milton Keynes’ draft budget. The 2015/16 Budget is the most difficult in the history of Milton Keynes Council.

The proposed Property Strategy for 2014 – 2019 outlines the vision of an agile portfolio that is well managed and provides value for money; it sets out how the Council’s Property Services will support services and contribute to the delivery of eff

The Local Investment Plan sets out the vision and aspirations for the Milton Keynes area as it continues to grow with the aim of delivering 28,000 new homes and over 40,000 new jobs during the lifetime of the Council’s Core Strategy.