Community Living

Need a venue? Having a party? Need somewhere to meet?

A-Z Directory of Community Centres and Meeting Places in Milton Keynes. Click to Find a centre in your area.

New drop-in sessions in Stony Stratford

MK Council's Leisure Learning & Culture team are offering an additional service to unemployed residents in the form of a new drop-in session in Stony Stratford.

Wednesdays only, 12.30 to 3.00pm.

More information on the new drop-in sessions in Stony Stratford

MKWeb has just produced a new Milton Keynes visitor map ideal for anyone visiting the city for business or pleasure.

The Milton Keynes map (PDF 2.3MB) clearly shows the grid roads, city centre, out of town shopping and places of interest.

The flip side zooms in on the city centre parking map.

Discounted Leisure Facilities - do you qualify ?

You qualify for the Passport to Leisure Scheme if you are resident in the borough of Milton Keynes and if you are in receipt of any of the following:

• Council Tax Benefit
  
• Disability Living Allowance
  
• Housing Benefit

Click on the following link for more information Passport to Leisure Scheme

Interpreting and Translation

Eliminating barriers of communication in the community

We all know that a successful outcome relies on clear, accurate conversations and correspondence. What happens when your client speaks a different language? Even if there is a helpful friend or relative, is it wise to assume that your message has been given accurately?






From our office in Central Milton Keynes, we offer a professional interpreting and translation service, available to all public and commercial organisations.



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Milton Keynes Community Language Service

The Milton Keynes Local Studies & Family History Library is situated on the ground floor of Central Milton Keynes Library. It houses books, maps, newspapers, parish registers, censuses, and a cuttings collection on Milton Keynes and Buckinghamshire.

For family historians, we have indexes to births, marriages and deaths for England and Wales since 1837, the 1881 Census and the International Genealogical Index for the whole country.