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Milton Keynes City Council Leader shortlisted for national awards

MK Labour Group and Milton Keynes City Council Leader Cllr Peter Marland has been shortlisted in the 2024 LGIU and CCLA annual Cllr Awards for Leader of the Year.


Cllr Peter Marland was nominated for Leader of the Year for his ‘exemplary leadership of Milton Keynes City Council’, for ‘raising the city's profile’ and leading a ‘successful bid for city status’.


Cllr Marland became leader of the council in 2014 and has helped positioned Milton Keynes at the forefront of sustainable growth. His work in innovation has taken him around the world, speaking on issues such as sustainability, urban planning, Smart Cities and the impact of technology.


Cllr Lauren Townsend, Deputy Leader of Milton Keynes City Council said:

“It’s great to see Cllr Peter Marland recognised for all his hard work. Cllr Marland has consistently demonstrated positive leadership, driving innovation and bringing transformative change to Milton Keynes. His vision for the city has helped shape Milton Keynes as a forward-thinking and diverse place to live and work.


“Pete's dedication to the community is evident in every initiative he leads. This nomination is a well-deserved recognition of his tireless efforts to create a brighter future for all residents. We’re proud to have him leading the group and Milton Keynes."


Jonathan Carr-West, Chief Executive, Local Government Information Unit (LGIU) said:

"The judging panel was blown away by the number of extremely high quality nominations this year, with councillors up and down the country going the extra mile for residents. 


“The shortlist for the 2024 Cllr Awards represents some of the most devoted elected representatives in England, Wales and Scotland. With councils working under enormous pressure, these Awards are a hugely important way to champion what councillors achieve for the places we live.


“Congratulations to all the councillors nominated and shortlisted and I look forward to announcing the winners in November.”

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