The land between Stratford Road in the south, Old Wolverton Road in the north, the West Coast Main Line rail track in the east, and Tesco in the west.

Description

A complex regeneration project to redevelop a five hectare former brownfield site. This includes the refurbishment of two redundant listed railway buildings converted for mixed use development supported by 223 new build canalside apartments.

Development Stage

The enabling works, funded through the Growth Area Funding has seen the development of a new access road, railway works and the relocation of the Wolverton Bowls Club.

Completion Date

Summer 2009.

Developer

Places for People

Registered Social Landlord

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Press Releases

4 November 2005
Development breathes new life into historic Wolverton
Milton Keynes Partnership (MKP) and Places for People, a major housing and regeneration organisation, are set to announce today a new programme to regenerate the industrial part of historic Wolverton.

Last updated: 3 August 2009

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