The Liberal Candidates have candidates standing for every seat in the elections to the Milton Keynes City Council elections being held on Thursday 7 May 2026. 

While Milton Keynes normally elects by thirds, meaning one councillor out of three up for election each time, because of the council ward boundary changes this time, all seats are up for election. MK City Council elections will return to electing by thirds from the May 2027 elections.

19 of the wards across MK have 3 seats which will be filled in these elections. New Bradwell and Hanslope wards have fewer electors and have 2 and 1 seats respectively. 

If you'd like to see our local election manifesto, please click here. 

Our list of election candidates is below. 

Bletchley Park & Fenny Stratford

• Christy Amalu
• Matt Drewett
• Caroline Picking

Bletchley South

• Graham William Cuthbert
• Alfred Dominic Vella
• Carol Vella

Bletchley West

• Margaret Cullum
• Ben Edwards
• Sean McCabe

Bradwell

• Kerrie Bradburn
• Marie Bradburn
• Rex Exon

Broughton and Moulsoe

• Sam Crooks
• Nana Ofori-Atta
• Wing Tsang

Campbell Park and Willen

• Graham Eaton
• Emily Ho
• Paul Trendall

Central Milton Keynes

• Martin Clarke
• Brian Greenwood
• Toni Zapata-Webborn

Danesborough

• Glen Dersley
• Adrian Dnes
• Peter Kelly

Furzton

• Shawna Barnes
• Peter Cannon
• Saleena Raja

Great Linford

• Sophie Bell
• Alan Mallyon
• Perry Morgan

Hanslope (one seat ward)

• Rebecca Cave

New Bradwell (two seat ward)

• Tim Gomm
• Stephen Jones

Newport Pagnell

• Andy Carr
• Jane Carr
• Tony Oyakhire

Olney & Rural

• Scott Humphries
• Tara Jefferies
• Andy Reilly

Ouzel Valley

• Uroy Clarke
• Jenni Ferrans
• Macsene Isles-Ahite

Stony Stratford

• Richard Greenwood
• Russell Houchin
• Denise Latner

Tattenhoe

• Justin Ko
• Asad Raja
• Humna Raja

Walton

• Ben Adewale
• Duncan Banks
• Clare Hannah Tevlin

Watling

• Rachel Davidge
• Tolu Fasanya
• Garrath Jonathan Green

Wolverton

• Edis Bevan
• Matt Hinton
• Catriona Carol McMahon

Woughton & Fishermead

• James Bartrick
• Jeannie Bartrick
• Jonathan La Crette

There is one issue which gets brought up time after time when talking to voters

The state of our roads

Potholes and poorly maintained roads are costing Suffolk residents money and making everyday journeys less safe.

A  short while ago Suffolk County Council tendered a new contract to maintain our highways and we had an expectation that the state of our roads would improve

Driving around our rural roads in recent weeks  it is clear to see the state of our roads are poor and still  deteriorating. 

Suffolk’s roads are crumbling, and local people are paying the price in damaged tyres, expensive repairs and unsafe journeys. 

It doesn't have to be like  this. Things can get better as a look over the border in Cambridgeshire demonstrates

Liberal Democrat-run Cambridgeshire repaired 52,229 potholes in 2024/25, Suffolk County Council repaired just 19,159.

Suffolk's performance is just not good enough.

Residents deserve a council that treats road maintenance as a priority, not an afterthought. We need better long-term resurfacing,
faster pothole repairs and proper accountability for results. 

Suffolk !can do better.

In Cambridgeshire Liberal Democrats have shown that we can make a difference. Vote Liberal Democrat in Suffolk to allow us to make the same improvements here!

Our vision is for a well-run, fair and financially secure West Surrey. Where public services work, and communities are listened to. One that is confident in its future and honest about its challenges. A council that makes life simpler, not more distant. It will be competent, open, and focused on outcomes, rebuilding trust by doing the ordinary things well, every day.  Read our full manifesto for the 2026 West Surrey Elections https://www.runnymedelibdems.org.uk/manifesto