Milton Keynes Council

Auditors find "little evidence" of how an expert's report endorsed a controversial planning process.

A plan is approved after the two 60-year-old buildings failed fire safety inspections.

Milton Keynes Labour member Shammi Akter had left her son at home while she went out to work.

People living next to a giant warehouse say it dwarfs their homes.

People living in demolition-threatened flats say they are worrying about rehoming options.

Some waste collections are suspended due to the spread of coronavirus among refuse staff.

The 18m-high warehouse built in Blakelands, Milton Keynes, dwarves homes say residents.

People say their homes have been dwarfed by a warehouse that was granted council approval.

Two 60-year-old blocks do not meet standards to prevent fire and smoke spreading, a council says.

Residents will be unable to socialise with other households indoors after lockdown ends.

Former planning committee chairman criticises review of warehouse planning process.

Much-delayed review into Blakelands warehouse only preliminary, with residents calling it "rushed".

There are plans to buy 30 flats and bedsits to ensure people "do not return to the streets".

A report finds "even a 15p-an-hour charge" at a car park serving a theatre did not bring more users.

The giant facility that towers over nearby homes is subject to a planning review.

Two 60-year-old blocks do not meet standards to prevent fire and smoke spreading, a council says.

One resident says "I can't wait for the knockdown".

Craig Bicknell just wanted to comfort his "lost mother" at his dad's funeral in Milton Keynes.