Milton Keynes City Council match-funds 16 local parish projects

    MK City Council has set aside £100,000 to help town and parish councils around the city deliver community projects that are important to local people.

    All 48 town and parish councils were invited to apply to this year’s Community Infrastructure Fund if they needed extra financial assistance to get an important local safety or community improvement project off the ground.

    They could apply for up to £20,000 each of match-funding for their projects, with the other 50% needing to come from their own parish funds.

    Following a formal decision by the city council, the following projects are being offered funding from this year’s Fund:

    Town or parish council

    Project

    Astwood and Hardmead

    Speed Indicator Device

    Clifton Reynes and Newton Blossomville

    Village entrance signs with speed roundels

    Emberton

    Speed Indicator Device

    Great Linford

    Replace existing 25ltr dog waste bins with 60ltr ones

    Hanslope

    Speed Indicator Devices x 2

    Haversham

    Speed Indicator Devices x 2

    Newport Pagnell Town Council

    Play area equipment in 4 locations

    Shenley Brook End and Tattenhoe

    Play equipment replacement

    Shenley Church End

    Speed Indicator Devices x 4

    Shenley Church End

    New play area equipment for Crownhill Sports Area

    Stantonbury

    Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) improvements - netting, basketball hoops and CCTV

    Stoke Goldington

    Play area equipment

    Stony Stratford Town Council

    Accessible play area equipment

    Weston Underwood

    Speed Indicator Device

    Whitehouse

    Speed guns

    Wolverton and Greenleys Town Council

    Speed Indicator Devices x 3

    All projects must be completed within the upcoming budget year.

    Councillor Jennifer Wilson-Marklew, Cabinet Member with Responsibility for the Public Realm said, “I’m delighted that we are able to help town and parish councils again this year with projects that will benefit the local communities. We’ve helped to deliver more than 60 projects so far including play area equipment, a Scout Hall roof, tennis court resurfacing, solar panels and several Speed Indicator Devices to help with road safety.”

    Applications to the Fund for 2025/26 can be made by town and parish councils between 1 April and 31 August.

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