Allotments
The Patch Allotments is one of the largest sites in Milton Keynes and it is the responsibility of Old Woughton Parish Council. To find out more email allotments@oldwoughton.org.uk or visit the Allotments page.
Borough Ward Councillors
Old Woughton Parish is part of Campbell Park and Old Woughton Ward. There are 3 Ward Councillors, their contact details are below:
Councillor Ric Brackenbury (Lib Dem)
5 Wellfield Court, Willen, Milton Keynes, MK15 9HL
Tel no: (01908) 695719 e-mail : ric.brackenbury@milton-keynes.gov.uk
Councillor Terry Baines (Conservative)
70 Mullion Avenue, Fishermead, Milton Keynes, MK6 2DY
Tel no: (01908) 730314 e-mail: terry.baines@milton-keynes.gov.uk
Councillor Paul Trendall (Liberal Democrat)
c/o Civic Offices, 1 Saxon Gate East, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 3EJ
Tel no: 07793 080425 e-mail: paul.trendall@milton-keynes.gov.uk
Community Car Service Scheme
If you struggle to attend medical or other essential appointments, or social activities then you can contact the community car service scheme and they will help you. Maybe you can offer your services to those who are in need of transport. If so, contact them by any of the following means:
email: CCSMK@communityactionmk.org
call: 01908 670309 or 01908 661623
website: www.communityactionmk.org
Demand Response Transport
Demand Response Transport
Milton Keynes Council is replacing all the subsidised bus routes with Demand Response Transport from the 1st April 2021. This means that the current No. 18 bus service that services the Old Woughton Parish will cease on the 31st March 2021. All the non-subsidised bus routes remain. Click here for information about what bus routes will continue to operate after the 1st April 2021.
For more information on which routes are impacted and further information go to https://www.
MK Connect works like a minibus that comes when you want, where you want — book a ride straight from your phone, get picked up in minutes, and be dropped within a short walk of your destination.
Passengers with a wheelchair or disability will always be matched with a fully accessible vehicle, and the service is accessible to passengers with additional vision, hearing and other requirements.
Service hours: Monday-Saturday 6am-11pm.
Sunday 9am-6pm.
Price:
£2.50 at all other times.
Older persons and Disabled persons concessionary cards and AllinOne cards will be accepted on DRT at the same times as on buses.
The new Demand Response Transport is called MK Connect and will be provided by MK Council’s partner, Via. Details of how the service will work can be found here.
A pamphlet providing an overview of the service is here.
Doctor
Use the Milton Keynes Borough website https://mapping.milton-keynes.gov.uk/mymiltonkeynes.aspx and enter your post code.
Milton Keynes Council Links
Some useful links to Milton Keynes Council Services and Documants :-
Milton Keynes Council Transparency Information
Reporting Issues to the Council
Licensing Applications
Roadworks
Consultations
Passmore Residents Association
All residents of Passmore are automatically members of the association and entitled to attend any of the social functions organised by the committee. For more about the Passmore Residents Association go to the Local Groups page.
Contact via email: Mary Major maryjmajor@gmail.com
Playing Fields & Pavilion
Sports arena for organised activities and a sports pavilion
Newport Road, Woughton on the Green MK6 3EA
This facility is now managed by 1Life on behalf of Milton Keynes Council. For Party/Function Enquiries and Sport Facility Hire 01908 665337.
For more information about what is available visit the 1Life website here.
Post Boxes
There are 4 post boxes within the parish :- 
- Passmore, 50 metres into the estate from the V8, Marlborough Street.
- Woughton Park, located on the north side of Castle Rose close to the junction with Newport Road.
- Woughton on the Green South, located on the left about 30 metres up The Green from Newport Road, just past the entrance to Ye Olde Swan car park.
- Woughton on the Green North, at the entrance to Baskerfield Grove, just off Newport Road.
Refuse & Garden Waste collection
Rubbish is generally collected in the parish on Wednesdays.
A roll of qty 60 clear re-cycling sacks is delivered annually and further top up rolls can be ordered through the year. Additional top-up rolls of clear re-cycling sacks can be ordered by telephone or online. For details visit the MK Council website here.
For general information about Waste & Re-cycling services visit the MK Council website here.
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Church
The church building is predominantly 13th century (1200 AD)The south aisle and porch were added in the 14th century . The church was re-ordered in 1974, in the early days of Milton Keynes. Although this has taken away some of the furniture usually associated with a Parish Church, it does give the visitor the experience of a church that has been successfully adapted to suit the needs of the modern congregation and the community it serves. The 15th century Tower, rises to a height of 60 feet above the ground. Six bells are housed in the chamber, the oldest two dated 1653.
The church forms part of the Woughton Ecumenical Parish, which includes the Church of England, Methodist, United Reformed and Baptist denominations. St. Mary’s Church serves the communities of Woughton on the Green, Woughton Park, Peartree Bridge, Eaglestone. and Passmore. The Minister is the Rev. Paul Norris.
Link to the church website for more information.
Woughton Heritage
The Parish of Old Woughton is exceptional in that it contains one of the 13 villages taken in by the New Town development in 1967. Woughton is the most ‘unspoilt’ of the villages having been maintained within a grid square and bounded by the Ouzel Valley Parkland, protecting it from much of the character changing consequences of development. At its core, the Scheduled Ancient Monument and extensive Village Greens protect the shrunken medieval village landscape which has resulted in minimal impact to the heart of the Parish and original village.
Woughton Heritage is a local group of volunteers who share an interest in this rich historical and rare heritage landscape.
The group was established in 2015 and has, since its inception delivered three high quality Heritage Open Day exhibitions, attended and displayed work at other events (Archaeology Day; Heritage Festival) and has had over 1,700 people enjoy, share, and learn more about the area from the research achieved to date. Further, the information gathered has contributed to helping to secure a further Village Green and protect local heritage buildings at risk and feed into the Conservation Area review and recently the New Town Register Consultation.
The work has been supported by the Community Foundation and Ward Councillor Grants which have provided the means and resources to produce and display material in a professional and in the most engaging way. Recently, a generous donation in memory of former Councillor Richard Freeman, born locally, will enable us to leave a legacy with a guided walk booklet underway. Something for residents, visitors and future generations to enjoy. We now have over 60 information panels / boards/ maps and posters that provide a wealth of information that can be reused and presented in a ‘pop-up’ fashion making the most use of each piece of research.
We plan to develop a website and platform and other mediums to share our work and celebrate this amazing and very special Parish. In the meantime, if you would like to join the team and participate at any level that suits you (informally or socially, mailing list or major research!) then do contact us at: woughtonheritage@gmail.com
As well as exhibitions we have held a number of other events which has allowed us to develop as a group and provide further forums to present our work and bring the community together. We have had Quiz Nights, Coffee mornings and walks and talks.