Today, Cllr Lee Barney (above in green) attended an advisory panel meeting to consider an application by Dawoodi Bohra MK (DBMK) to the Milton Keynes Community Foundation (MKCF) (Click here for ...
... "I am disappointed that the public inspector felt the need to increase the housing stock for Milton Keynes in an area that is already feeling the strain of poor public facilities. Whilst I have been working ...
If you live in Wavendon Gate, or Old Farm Park then you are being invited to the public sessions below to discuss the changes to the Milton Keynes Core Stratery:
Wavendon
Monday 3rd December 7pm – ...
... allocation in SLA for a Transport Interchange, Park and Ride, Lorry Park or safeguarding for a future bridge over and/or junction with M1 (J13a).
Central Milton Keynes (CMK):
CMK to be the ...
... covers the whole of Milton Keynes , not just the local area.
There is confusion in terminology as when DBMK first put a statement of interest in the land they applied for a ‘Mosque’ which was changed ...
... (that is going through the Milton Keynes Community Foundation). This is your opportunity to come along and speak to representatives from the Dawoodi Bohra and ask questions about their potential development. ...
Firstly - Congratulations Greg. Milton Keynes is very proud of you! Well done!
Now that's out of the way...
There will be an Olyimpic / Paralympic celebration on the 29th of September at the MK Dons ...
... Community Council (Not Milton Keynes Council). Nearby residents have complained that there was poor consultation and officers admitted that the announcement of the installation was done by party political ...
Many residents will already be aware of the group known as Dawoodi Bohra MK (DBMK) plan to build on Milton Keynes Community Foundation (MKCF) Land here (opens a new window with a map). Residents will also ...
... SLA will
be delivered through landowners signing up to the
Tariff. Only Strategic Reserve Areas SR1, parts of
SR2 and SR3 are included in the Milton Keynes
Tariff (see figure 4.1 - Framework ...
Milton Keynes is booming! At least that is what the latest data released from the 2011 Census suggests. Here are some key figures:
Milton Keynes Population in 2011: 248,800.
This is an ...
... wider job creation I am delighted by this announcement and I am cautiously optimistic about the job creations in Milton Keynes . However, I am concerned that no one has really polled the residents along ...
Milton Keynes Council are consulting you about the Draft Health and Wellbeing Strategy:
Click here to read it
Click here to fill in a questionnaire about it (Please give your views)
In ...
... Examination on Thursday 12th July. For information about the Examination please see the Councils website: http://www.milton-keynes .gov.uk/planning-policy/displayarticle.asp?ID=76574 .
Assuming everything ...
... a billing authority Milton Keynes Council have no control over the amounts raised by town or parish councils. Various pieces of legislation make it clear that as each town or parish council is an independent ...
Many residents have been contacting me about the length of the Grass around Milton Keynes at the moment. After speaking to the neighbourhood management team at MKC I can explain:
The unusual rain ...
... and despite reports to the contrary Fenny Lock was sighted as the best location for a Travellers site. Never before in Milton Keynes has local democracy been so important as in our ward right now! We now ...
The Olympics are nearly upon us and the torch is passing through Milton Keynes . If you are 16 and above or know someone who is, they can be a marshal on the route through MK and be part of History. More ...
On April 18th 2012, the Milton Keynes Council once again debated the Fenny Lock Travellers site. Read our article about how it came back to Council here. The night was as you would expect, very rumbustious, ...
