In a letter published today (15 June), Government watchdog Ofsted has highlighted the positive progress being made by Milton Keynes City Council in supporting older children in care and has set out clear steps to work towards as the city expands. The latest visit from Ofsted took place over two days during May and looked at how the City Council supports older children, including decisions around who looks after them and where. Inspectors spoke directly with social workers and

Great Linford Manor Park came alive with colour on Saturday 13 June as The Parks Trust hosted the first MK Landscape Artist Quest, a free outdoor art competition celebrating local talent and the inspiring landscapes of Milton Keynes. Around 80 people took part in the competition, watched on by hundreds of visitors enjoying the park throughout the day. Artists of all ages created original 2D artworks on site, drawing inspiration from the park’s heritage, wildlife, gardens and

Finding time for healthcare around work, family commitments and everyday life can be difficult. That's why a new private pharmacy and clinic service in Bletchley is aiming to make healthcare more accessible for Milton Keynes residents. Kenmakos Medical, based at Unit C111, Bucks Biz Centre, Barton Road, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK2 3HU, offers direct access to a range of private healthcare services with same-week appointments available, including convenient weekday evening a

Sally Alexander, Chief Executive and Group Principal of Milton Keynes College Group, has been awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours List for services to Further Education. This honour recognises Sally’s outstanding contribution to education over more than three decades, and her leadership in transforming opportunities for learners, communities and employers both locally and nationally. Sally joined Milton Keynes College Group in 1999 and has played a pivotal role in i