Local News

The local Conservative Party has promised to slow housing growth should they take control of Milton Keynes Council in upcoming local elections in May.

Labour have ruled out opening a hostel to get rough sleepers off the streets of Milton Keynes.

Opposition Conservative Councillors expressed their anger about this and have suggested the Labour-led Milton Keynes Council doesn't have a short-term answer to get people off the streets.

We are alerting you to an important Council meeting being held on September 20th at 7.30pm (At Christ the Cornerstone church in Central Milton Keynes)

Local film-makers are being urged to apply for the Parliamentary ‘Film the House’ competition this summer.

Due to concerted Conservative pressure and the combined efforts of local residents, the Labour run administration finally announced a climbdown on their unwelcome plans to charge £33 for each household green bin.

Mark Lancaster appointed Minister of State for the Ministry of Defence on 13 June 2017.

MK’s Conservative Parliamentary Candidates believe the City could play a leading role for Britain as it seeks to form new trade relationships around the world.

Schools funding in Milton Keynes and across England will increase under a Conservative Government.

Cllr Andrew Geary has been confirmed as the new leader of the Milton Keynes Conservative Council Group replacing Cllr Edith Bald.

Conservative candidates Iain Stewart and Mark Lancaster discuss the General Election and what it means for the residents of Milton Keynes.