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Milton Keynes City Council has recognised forty local organisations for meeting high standards of youth safety, awarding them the City Council’s Youth Safe Practice Mark - a scheme which launched in 2023. The achievement highlights growing commitment across the city to creating safe, supportive spaces for children and young people.

Milton Keynes City Council has prepared a new Prevention of Domestic Abuse Strategy and Action Plan for 2026–28, setting out strengthened plans to tackle domestic abuse and improve support for victims across the city.

Cllr Donna Fuller with MK City Council rough sleeping support officer

Milton Keynes City Council has updated its Sustainability Strategy to focus on practical steps that cut energy use, reduce household bills, and deliver long‑term benefits for local people.

Milton Keynes City Council is carrying out a series of essential infrastructure works along sections of the V8 Marlborough Street corridor and nearby roundabouts as part of investment in the city’s ageing street lighting network.

A new report published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated Milton Keynes City Council’s adult social care services as some of the best in the country, describing services as “supportive, empowering and responsive”.

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Milton Keynes City Council has signed a new agreement with major developers and landowners to strengthen Milton Keynes’ national role as a provider of homes, infrastructure, jobs and well-planned communities.

Above: Xander, is the first young carer in Milton Keynes to receive a donated laptop thanks to the Tech4Young Carers programme run by the Digital Poverty Alliance. Pictured with Cllr Donna Fuller.