MK City Council News from Tuesday, January 14th, 2025

Milton Keynes Breakers suffered mixed fortunes this weekend in two closely fought games against London Cavaliers and Derby Trailblazers respectively.

Milton Keynes bus drivers have worked hard to improve their driving safety standards and have been rewarded with increased safety bonuses.

Are you (or is someone you know) between the ages of 13 – 18 and interested in learning about what it’s like to be part of a theatre company?

New wellbeing hub brings the community together.

The city’s Corporate Pancake Day Race is back for another year where teams race and flip their pancakes to win the coveted engraved frying pan. Local companies had ‘batter’ hurry if they want to secure a place!

Today Thames Valley Police hosts the annual Better Together Conference, bringing together social services, health and the police to focus on better protecting children.

Brioche Pasquier partners with MK Breakers in exciting two-year sponsorship.

The 2024 winners of the Midsummer Place annual Christmas Tree Festival were presented with their cheques last week, bringing a perfect start to 2025 for the local charities and their partners.

At Happicup Cafe, they believe that a good day starts with a good cup of coffee, and they strive to make every visit an enjoyable experience.

The countdown has begun! Nominations for the highly anticipated Milton Keynes Inspiration Awards 2025 are officially open and will run through to April 1, 2025.

Plans published for greener and more modern city tips.

Nominate individuals or groups for the Milton Keynes Mayor's Awards 2025.