Dr Jonti Horner
Dr. Jonti Horner was born in 1978 and by the age of five was already fascinated by astronomy, thanks to the influence of "The Sky at Night". An active member of amateur astronomy societies since the age of six, he studied an MSc in Physics and Astronomy at Durham University, before doing a DPhil on "The Behaviour of Small Bodies in the Outer Solar System" at Oxford University. Thereafter, he worked at the University of Bern in Switzerland for three years, before returning to the sunny and verdant climes of the UK in 2006. He will be giving a brief tour of some of the more interesting sights in the July night sky, to prepare you all for the observing extravaganza which will follow.
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Framework agreement signed for pioneering Infrastructure Tariff
A new agreement that is expected to raise more that £300 million to help pay for the growth of Milton Keynes has been signed.
Top government official visits Milton Keynes
Communities and Local Government Permanent Secretary, Peter Housden, recently visited Milton Keynes to see how growth is developing in the 'new city' and in particular those areas where MKP is responsible for project delivery.
Annual Review 2006
The MKPC Annual Review is designed to update you on our activities and to highlight some of the year’s major achievements.
