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Milton Keynes City Council has recognised sixty local organisations with its Youth Safe Practice Mark for meeting high standards of youth safety. The achievement highlights growing commitment across the city to creating safe, supportive spaces for children and young people.

Pictured: Councillor Donna Fuller, Cabinet Member for Adults, Health and Communities, in the private garden at Linford Wood Place, as work continues on preparing the building

Residents, businesses and technology experts are being invited to help shape how robots could become part of everyday life in Milton Keynes.

Milton Keynes City Council has set out how it could create up to 600 new council homes with the backing of funding from the Government’s new £39bn, 10-year Social and Affordable Homes Programme.

Milton Keynes City Council has welcomed plans to bring a new autonomous delivery service to the city, further strengthening its reputation as a leader in innovation.

SUEZ has taken over as the new operator of Milton Keynes City Council’s Waste Recovery Park, with a new 10-year contract starting on 1 October.

Parents in Milton Keynes are being urged to get their children vaccinated against seasonal flu.

Poster credit: ChiaChun Li, Chris Henley and Matt Berry, Made by Berry.

New figures show five-year-olds in Milton Keynes are better prepared for school than pupils in most other areas of the UK, with Milton Keynes City Council beating government-set targets for its work in children’s development.