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Village Green Status Granted
On Tuesday the 5th July 2016 at a meeting of the MKBC Regulatory Committee held in the Civic Offices, Village Green Status was granted to 2 parcels of open space land in the parish of Old Woughton, south of Passmore and between Foxton and Castle Rose in Woughton Park. The applications had been made within […]
Woughton Heritage Exhibition 2016
Following last year’s inaugural exhibition WOUGHTON HERITAGE PRESENTS ‘WOUGHTON, A CHANGING LANDSCAPE’ An historical and social study of Woughton (pre New Town) set against the backcloth of a developing world. Saturday 10th September 2016: 10 – 5pm Sunday 11th September 2016: 2 – 5pm Monday 12th September 2016: 10 – 2pm Free Entry Refreshments Available […]
Milton Keynes Futures 2050 Report
The MK Futures 2050 Commission has just published an initial report. “In this report, we set out a vision for Milton Keynes in 2050 and our views on how to make a great city greater. We see two central drivers defining this vision for 2050. First, Milton Keynes’ citizens must have access to the best education […]
Patch Allotment Open Day
Sizzling sausages, bacon and burgers were much in demand at the Patch on Saturday 16th July. A steady stream of guests joined plot-holders from 10am until 4pm to catch up on recent developments as well as sharing news around their local areas. Chickens, bees and a scarecrow were inspected. One hundred and five visitors were […]
Falconhurst School summer visit to the Patch
There was a second visit of year 5 students from Falconhurst School in Eaglestone, to the Patch Allotments on the 14th July. This was a follow up to the last excussion to the Patch in February when the allotments were still largely dormant. On this occasion the children were able to see the allotments in […]
Annual Strawberry Fayre at St. Mary’s Church – 2 July 2016
In spite of an uncertain weather forecast, the decision was taken to set up the majority of stalls and attractions outside. Apart from one short sharp shower the weather was kind to us. Our usual area of display was deemed to be too wet underfoot and the visit by 20 steers from the adjoining field […]