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by Douglas McCall on 8 April, 2020
Our hard working bin men and women will be working over the Easter Bank Holidays, collecting on Good Friday and Easter Monday.So, please leave out your black sacks, recycling sacks and blue boxes by 7am on your normal collection day.Remember Green Bin collections currently suspended.
Read more Leave a commentby Douglas McCall on 8 April, 2020
As we know, due to reduced staff numbers and to protect the weekly collection of black sacks and recycling, the Council has suspended food and garden waste collections until the situation improves.In the meantime, garden waste should be composted or stored and food waste put in the black sack. Even better if you can compost […]
Read more Leave a commentby Douglas McCall on 4 April, 2020
During the suspension of the green bin collections the Council asks that you compost fruit & vegetable waste if at all possible. Other food waste will have to temporarily go into your black sack. You are asked to compost garden waste or hold onto it until the green bin collections resume. Please do NOT put […]
Read more 2 Commentsby Douglas McCall on 1 April, 2020
From Monday 6 April, MK Council are offering free car parking in MK Council on-street bays to all key workers during the coronavirus outbreak.The free parking applies to everyone on the Government’s key worker list and NHS volunteers.Please visit the parking section on the MKC website for more details.
Read more Leave a commentby Douglas McCall on 26 March, 2020
MK Council and the MK Community Foundation have launched a special appeal fund, the Covid-19 MK Emergency Response Appeal, to which people can donate to support MK charities and community groups helping to support vulnerable people through the coronavirus outbreak. Milton Keynes Council is providing £50,000 to kick start the appeal, with MK Community Foundation […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 11 March, 2020
Liberal Democrats welcome the interim report from the Child Poverty Commission The Milton Keynes Child Poverty Commission presented its interim report to Milton Keynes Council’s Cabinet last night. The Child Poverty Commission was called for by the Liberal Democrats last year, and last month the Liberal Democrats also secured £25,000 in next year’s MK Council […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 27 February, 2020
Last night, Liberal Democrats secured funding in the Council’s 2020/21 budget for improvements around Campbell Park and Old Woughton ward. £60,000 will go to various schemes around the area, including improving directional signage to Sudgrove House, resurfacing Kenwood Gate and improving directional road markings on Downs Barn. Campbell Park and Old Woughton Ward councillor Paul […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 27 February, 2020
Liberal Democrats have secured £100,000 in the Council’s 2020/21 budget to support access and mobility for pedestrians across Milton Keynes. The funding will be used to install dropped kerbs on pavements and revise cycle barriers on redways and footpaths, which can seriously inconvenience wheelchair users and people with buggies. Cllr Paul Alexander, who brought forward […]
Read more Leave a commentby Richard Greenwood on 27 February, 2020
Last night, Liberal Democrat councillors secured funding in next year’s budget for vulnerable children in Milton Keynes. A £45,000 amendment to the 2020/21 budget will fund additional children’s mental health support, and a further £25,000 will provide schools with one-off grants to set up breakfast or lunch clubs in and out of term time. Liberal […]
Read more Leave a commentby Douglas McCall on 27 January, 2020
Bucks & MK Fire Authority ‘requires improvement’ in Effectiveness and also in Efficiency says HM Inspectorate. The report says “Overall we would like to see improvements in the year ahead, but without increased funding, it is difficult to see where progress can be made.” Elsewhere in the report the Conservative controlled Fire Authority was criticised […]
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