Residents in Furzton will have access to a NEW 24/7 public defibrillator at the pavilion, thanks to funding from their local Liberal Democrat councillors. The Shenley Brook End ward councillors collectively donated nearly £2,000 from their ward budgets to help Shenley Brook End & Tattenhoe Parish Council cover purchase and installation costs for the new defibrillator. This will ensure the busy community is better prepared in the event of a cardiac emergency. The defibrillator

It’s been six months since Milton Keynes City Council entered a new contract with Mears to repair and maintain its 11,000 council homes, and 32,000 repairs have since been done in line with new standards set out by council tenants. To help plan the new contract, the city council listened closely to feedback from tenants and incorporated what they said was most important. Tenants wanted evening appointments, quicker action on recurring issues, and stronger oversight of repair

The Milton Keynes Business Achievement Awards (MKBAA) 2026 took place last night in a vibrant celebration of business excellence, innovation and community leadership across the city. Headline sponsors, The Open University, Brioche Pasquier and Milton Keynes City Council, played a key role in supporting this year’s awards which was held in the Ballroom at Stadium MK. The prestigious event welcomed more than 500 guests from across Milton Keynes and beyond, recognising the organ

Newport Pagnell South councillors have been working with Milton Keynes City Council’s Highways team following concerns raised by residents about the new traffic light-controlled roundabout and junctions on Willen Road. Since the roundabout opened, some drivers have reported confusion about the lane markings and road signs. In particular, the right-hand lane can appear to continue straight ahead rather than clearly indicating a turn towards Newport Pagnell. Residents have also