A Personal Message from Councillor Sam Potts

Sam and Tim

Welcome to my web site. I would like to thank all those residents of Ouse Valley for their support in the Milton Keynes Council Elections. I am proud to represent this area as your Liberal Democrat Councillor. I pledge to serve you all to the best of my ability, and to fight to protect our villages.

I intend to use this web site as well as my Focus Newsletter to keep you informed of my activities. Please feel free to email me with any comments, and any local issues that you would like me to address.

Yours,

Sam Potts


Training Fair to help young people find their ideal career

Wed 25th Aug 2010

People looking for an apprenticeship or for a training course are invited to the free Connexions:MK Training Fair to meet local training providers with apprenticeships available in IT, admin, retail and care, plus opportunities for placements in gardening and childcare. Snacks and drinks will be supplied, as well as entertainment, including a DJ throughout the afternoon. Young people can also enter themselves into a free prize draw to win an Ipod Shuffle.

Graphic: Nick Clegg with young people

Book buddies have picnic fun

Mon 16th Aug 2010

Four schools in Milton Keynes marked the end of a successful book buddies literacy project at the end of the summer term, which was delivered by MK Council Extended Services. To mark their achievements Tickford Park Primary School enjoyed a picnic at Campbell Park. The events offered pupils the opportunity to come face to face with their book buddy for the first time.

Tickford Park

Temporary Road Closure at Tyringham Gateway

Wed 11th Aug 2010

The Tyringham to Filgrave Road will be closed from its junction with the B526 Northampton Road for a distance of approximately 200 metres.

Cllr. Sam Potts @ Tyringham Bridge

Young musicians pull the right strings at Music for Youth Awards

Wed 28th Jul 2010

Milton Keynes Music Service's String Orchestra has won a national award for their performance at the Music for Youth competition which was held at the Birmingham Symphony Hall last week.

Manchester's Hallé orchestra

A MAJOR project is to start next week to improve roads across Milton Keynes.

Wed 7th Jul 2010

A MAJOR project is to start next week to improve roads across Milton Keynes.

Cllr Sam Potts, Cabinet Member, added: "Our highways team has been working very hard, making the best use of the resources available to the council, to fill in potholes and carry out other vital repairs to roads, and this resurfacing work should greatly improve travel conditions across Milton Keynes. " (photography: Sam Potts)

Young Citizens Plan for the future

Mon 5th Jul 2010

The Learning Difficulties and Disabilities Team at Connexions:MK, Milton Keynes Council's young people's advice and support service, held a parents event on Saturday 3rd July to demonstrate to parents of children from Special Schools in Milton Keynes how Connexions:MK can support young people with a learning difficulty or disability until the age of 25.

The Point

MK Youth Cabinet wins Young Citizens award for young people card scheme

Tue 22nd Jun 2010

The Milton Keynes Youth Cabinet All in 1 group, has been awarded a regional Citizenship Award for their initiative to provide young people aged 5 to 18 years with a card that serves as free photo identification, a bus pass and a store discount card.

Sam Potts and Youth MP Sean Barnes (photography: Sam Potts)

Young people inspired to learn cooking skills in new youth club kitchen

Tue 22nd Jun 2010

Newport Pagnell Youth Club could be the place to inspire the next Heston Blumenthal as young people are now able to enjoy cooking lessons in the youth centre's brand new kitchen.

Lit gas hob on cooker. (photography: Matt Raines)

One Day Compost Bin Sale

Mon 21st Jun 2010

Liberal Democrat Milton Keynes Council is holding a special one day compost bin sale on Saturday, 17th July where residents can take advantage of our special offer - £10 for a 220 litre compost bin (normally sold at £14 plus £5 delivery).

Cllr Sam Potts at Recycling Centre in Milton Keynes (photography: Sam Potts)

MK young musicians wow audience

Sat 19th Jun 2010

Young brass, woodwind and percussion players from five Milton Keynes' primary schools recently joined forces for the first ever MK Elementary Band Day.

Jo has a go at conducting the Dunbartonshire Concert Band (photography: jo Swinson)

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