Milton Keynes City Council is inviting residents to share their views in this year’s Community Safety Survey.
In previous years, comments from residents have led to real changes, including helping the city council secure almost £750,000 in external funding to improve street lighting, increase CCTV and make other upgrades that help people feel safer in the city centre.
Feedback has also led to changes in how anti-social behaviour is handled - the city council brought in a new system to speed up response times and improve support for victims.
This work sits alongside an ongoing partnership with Thames Valley Police, which includes joint enforcement to help reduce violent crime, and action to tackle anti-social behaviour supported by Public Space Protection Orders.
"The feedback people have shared in previous surveys has helped us secure funding, improve lighting and CCTV, and change the way we tackle problems across the city," said Cabinet Member for Community Safety, Cllr Amber McQullian, "Every response helps us understand real day to day experiences, and it directly shapes the action we take. By sharing your views again this year, you can help us do more to make Milton Keynes safer for everyone.”
Taking part in the survey, which only takes a few mniutes to complete, can make a real difference in setting future priorities to keep the city safe.
Head to MK Together Safeguarding Partnership - Community Safety Survey 2026
