Funding has been secured for a new slide on the site of the old Train Park.
The former park site in Downhead Park has been empty for a number of years now.
MK Council's Progressive Alliance has set money aside to bring the site back to life, starting with a new slide.
As part of the draft budget, there are also plans to install more benches on Pennyland mound, and to repair the footpath near Turnmill Court in Springfield.
Liberal Democrat Councillor Paul Trendall represents Campbell Park and Old Woughton ward: “Local families loved the old train park that used to be here, and recently residents have been asking if anything can be done on the now empty site.”
“I’m thrilled that this funding has been secured so that we can make a start by installing a new slide for the local children.”
Labour Councillor Lauren Townsend, Cabinet Member for Public Realm, said: “Play areas are such an important part of our outdoor space here in Milton Keynes, and I’m thrilled that we were able to secure this money so that local children and families have access to even more play equipment.”
A grant from Milton Keynes Community Foundation, ensuring the continuation of their vital Art Psychotherapy service for children and young people for another year.
After two decades spent helping to keep the Milton Keynes public safe, Police Community Support Officer, David Nixon C9681 patrolled the streets for a final time yesterday.
Police officers from the City Centre Neighbourhood Team worked with the Retail Crime Unit to conduct high-visibility and plain clothes patrols in CMK yesterday evening.
Six students from Milton Keynes College are celebrating the completion of valuable internships taking in every aspect of life and work at the NHBC HQ in Knowlhill.