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Villages call for more beat bobbies

Written by Published in From the Milton Keynes News on Wed 5th Sep 2007

Villagers are concerned about crime in their area following a series of thefts.

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Expansion homes planned on land prone to flooding

Written by MK News on Wed 15th Aug 2007

A city councillor is concerned about plans to build housing on land that was swamped by recent floods.

 Flood plain fears: Fields around Stony Stratford under water after the heavy rain at the beginning of July

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A bridge law too far

Written by MK News on Wed 15th Aug 2007

Council plans to ban jumpers held up - now angry residents are demanding action

 Now, eleven months on, ward Cllr Sam Potts says he is livid that it has taken so long. (photography: Sam Potts)

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No council tax for flood victims

Written by MK News on Thu 9th Aug 2007

Milton Keynes Council is waiving council tax for victims of the flash floods in Stoke Goldington.

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Who moved the goalposts?

Written by MK News on Wed 25th Jul 2007

Thieves have stolen a set of goalposts bought by an elderly villager as a legacy before she died.

 Who moved the goalposts? (photography: Sam Potts)

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As you were

Written by MK News on Fri 4th May 2007

LiB Dems still largest party, but tories move into second place Little has changed for Milton Keynes' hung council following the results of the local election.

 It was the stage for Lib Dem candidate, 23-year-old Sam Potts to snatch victory from the Conservative's (photography: Sam Potts)

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Seymour defends file handover

Published in From the Milton Keynes Citizen - Published Date: 19 April 2007 on Sat 21st Apr 2007

LIBERAL Democrats have moved quickly to dispel criticism over an election leaflet photo showing a quitting councillor handing over files to a party candidate.

 Pat hands over

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