Newton Longville Parish Council

Buckinghamshire Council - New Local Plan consultation - potential site allocations

On Tuesday 20 February 2026 Buckinghamshire Council launched a consultation, that they are calling a "survey" of sites which they have assessed as suitable for development. As this will affect how Newton Longville is developed over the next 20 years or so, we urge all residents to respond to Buckinghamshire Council.

We gave details of all five sites proposed for allocation by Buckinghamshire Council on pages 18 to 26 of the March/April edition of the Pump. We found issues with the accuracy all five sites and raised this with Buckinghamshire Council. We had partial corrections for two of the sites on Thursday 5 March which are shown below.

Local Plan Sites - next steps

The Parish Council made its decision on its responses to the consultation at the meeting on Monday 16 March 2026. Residents are welcome to attend, but it should be noted that Buckinghamshire Council have set the deadline for responses as 11:59pm that day.

Residents are able to provide feedback on any of the sites proposed to Buckinghamshire Council as well. See below.

The Parish Council submitted survey respones on the five proposed sites within Newton Longville, and three sites outside, one in Stoke Hammond (opposite Newton Leys) and at Whaddon (Shenley Park and Shenley Park 2). The description of the site location/description is given first and then, in brackets, a more accurate location/description.

Sites within Newton Longville

Site: 234 - Land to the north of Stoke Road MK17 0BB - Potential housing capacity 82 (Land to the east of Bletchley Road and north of Stoke Road, bordered by London End, Home Farm and The Slade.)

Site: 298 - Land West of Westbrook End and Lower End, MK17 0DG - Potential housing capacity 112.99 (Land off Drayton Road andto the rear of Westbrook End and Pond Close)

Site: 3383 - Land at Bletchley Leys MK17 0EG - Potential housing capacity 48 (Land immediately to the west of Whaddon Road adjacent to Bletchley Leys Farm, between Weasel Lane and the A421/Bottledump roundabout.)

Site: 4078 - Oaktree stables, Drayton Road, MK17 0BD - Potential 20 Gypsy & Traveller pitches (Land to the west of Drayton Road and south of Cowpasture Farm.)

Site: 6570 - Land to the South West of Milton Keynes, MK17 0BG - Potential housing capacity 181 (The former brickworks site off Bletchley Road plus land on the other side of the public road which was used for the currently unused HGV depot.)

Sites at Stoke Hammond and Whaddon

Site: 680 - Land South of Drayton Road, Newton Leys & Land West of Stoke Road, Newton Leys - Potential housing capacity 2100.74

Site: 3578 - Land west of Shenley Park (SP2) - Potential housing capacity 764.44

Site: 6580 - Shenley Park Shenley Park - Potential housing capacity 1267.2

How to give your feedback to Buckinghamshire Council

All feedback, must be submitted to Buckinghamshire Council by 11:59pm on 16 March 2026.

You will be asked to provide the site location, you should use the details above, including quoting the OPUS reference for the site as shown on each site plan.

All the sites assessed by Buckinghamshire Council for suitability for development can be found on their interactive map. The full map is available from the webpage:
Buckinghamshire Council - Local Plan

Sites included in the potential housing and employment supply are shown in turquoise, and sites requiring further assessment are dark blue.

You may:
• Complete the online survey. Before doing so please read details about each individual sites. You need to comment on each individual site.
• Complete, and return, a printed version of the survey, available from the above link or at one of the parish council drop-ins. Email the form to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or post it to Local Plan site survey, Planning Policy, Buckinghamshire Council, Walton Street, Aylesbury, HP20 1UA

How to get more information
Anyone with any questions on any of the individual sites or wanting to discuss Buckinghamshire Council’s process can contact them using the details on their Local Plan webpage mentioned above.

The Parish Council may also be able to help so please consider attending the Parish Council drop-in at the Free Church (Bletchley Road, MK17 0AD):

• Monday 9th March 7-9pm