Milton Keynes Council

Milton Keynes is one of 8 towns and cities to be given the opportunity to grant a large casino premises licence under the Gambling Act 2005.

Milton Keynes casino update

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We want to ensure that you have every opportunity to be involved in our Cohesion Strategy and the development of our multi-agency Action Plans: and we have questions we want to ask you!

Click here for more information about this consultation and how you can provide your feedback.

In the summer months why not make the most of the good weather and combine getting a bit of exercise with parking your car easily, without having to spend time searching for a space? Click on the link below to see walking time taken and calories expended by walking popular routes to and from some under occupied car parks in Central Milton Keynes.

Park and Walk

From 1st April 2008, those aged 60 or over or eligible disabled people living in England will be able to enjoy free, off-peak local bus travel anywhere in England.

If you would like further information about this scheme contact Milton Keynes Council Bus Card team by calling 01908 252558 or visit the Council Offices.

Free, off-peak local bus travel anywhere in England

We want to ensure that you have every opportunity to be involved in our Regeneration Strategy

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Get Safe Online is a new website designed to help you protect yourself, your family or your business against internet threats such as viruses, spam, spyware and online fraud.

Go to www.getsafeonline.org for advice and guidance.

Milton Keynes Council provides a free collection of bulky household items from fridges and washing machines to sofas and dining tables.

The Recycling Team can arrange a collection for you, but don't forget if your item's still in working order there are many other greener options to get it reused by someone else.

What to do with old furniture, white goods and bulky rubbish