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Popular free Midsummer Festival returns this summer
Milton Keynes City Council has confirmed that its highly anticipated free Midsummer Festival will return to the city this June for its third edition.
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City Council colleagues recognised among planning’s Women of Influence 2026
Three women from Milton Keynes City Council have been named in The Planner magazine’s Women of Influence 2026 list, published to mark International Women’s Day.
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City Council backs school projects providing opportunities to families struggling with cost of living
Pictured: Rosemarie Jones, Headteacher at Saint Mary Magdalene Catholic Primary School with Deputy Leader of Milton Keynes City Council, Cllr Lauren Townsend
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Council‑run children’s home praised for empowering young people with disabilities
(Above, left) Nicola Davis - Manager of Westminster House, alongside members of the team
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City Council backs major vision for Bletchley and commits funding for new station entrance
Milton Keynes City Council has approved a bold new vision for Bletchley and Fenny Stratford and committed funding to a transformative eastern entrance at Bletchley Station that will shape the town’s future.
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City Council backs local high streets with new investment
Milton Keynes City Council has announced new investment to support six traditional high streets across the city in Bletchley, Newport Pagnell, Olney, Stony Stratford, Woburn Sands and Wolverton.
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City Council and Milton Keynes University Hospital encourage support for veterans
Milton Keynes City Council and Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) are encouraging more businesses to sign up to the Armed Forces Covenant, as both organisations continue to lead the way as Gold Award holders.
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Milton Keynes chosen to pilot UK’s first central voting hub
Milton Keynes City Council has been chosen by Government to be part of a radical pilot scheme to make voting simpler, more convenient and efficient; potentially the biggest change to how we vote since the Ballot Act of 1872.