Ask the Leader of Milton Keynes City Council on MKFM
MKFM is giving you the chance to ask Cllr Pete Marland, leader of Milton Keynes Council, the questions that matter to you.
Cllr Peter Marland will be on MKFM this October to give us an update on everything going on in Milton Keynes.
What would you like to know? Ask the questions that are most important to you.
MKFM will put your questions to the Leader of Milton Keynes City Council in a Q&A broadcast special.
You can submit your questions using the form below - they must be submitted by 10pm Wednesday 20th September to be considered for inclusion:
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