MyMiltonKeynes BID Leads Major Clean-Up to Improve City Centre Streetscape with ‘Operation Bike Lock’
MyMiltonKeynes BID (MyMK) has successfully completed ‘Operation Bike Lock’, a large-scale clean-up initiative aimed at improving the appearance of Milton Keynes City Centre by removing abandoned and redundant bike locks from key areas. Over time, unused and broken bike locks have accumulated across the City Centre, particularly along Midsummer Boulevard, creating an unsightly and cluttered streetscape. Recognising the need for action, MyMK’s public realm team took a proactive approach to tackle the issue directly, in line with the BID’s Refreshed Business Plan 2024-27, which prioritises hands-on public realm improvements. In total, the team removed 251 abandoned bike locks, significantly improving..
Local NewsSwitch from being fed up to being Well Fed
Huel says that ‘every fire needs its fuel’ and the brand’s ability to deliver has quickly made it a trusted go-to for the health conscious public – and not just here, but around the world. Pulse’s Sammy Jones talked with Huel co-founder James Collier as he revealed his latest delivery – the new book, Well Fed. “Nine years ago we went on our Christmas meal and there were four of us,” James shares, talking about the burgeoning growth of his business, “There are 350 people who work across it now.” The Huel story is pretty phenomenal – 10 years ago..
Revealing MKs incredible history like never before
Milton Keynes Museum is known for preserving local history, but with the launch of its Ancient Gallery this month, the Museum is realising the next milestone in its own history. The hub has grown in line with the new city, and in 2015, in partnership with MK Council, it announced plans for an ambitious multi-million pound expansion, with the aim of telling the whole story of our local heritage, from prehistory right up to the present, writes Sammy Jones. Milton Keynes is a city where dreams are realised - but it is also a place with a rich, significant historical..