Tattenhoe Park is still in the process of being constructed, becoming an increasingly vibrant and diverse community within the parish.
As with many grid squares in Milton Keynes, aspects of the estate’s infrastructure will be delivered piece by piece, including play areas, allotments and a local centre. Each section of Tattenhoe Park is subject to applications and amendments by different construction companies in collaboration with Milton Keynes City Council.
It is likely that portions of the developed area will eventually fall under the responsibility of the Parish Council, but the timeline for this has yet to be determined. The Parish Council has a voice in the consultation process for the applications for each phase of the development, but ultimately we cannot dictate or block any element of the construction on land which is not under our control.
Click here for the Tattenhoe Park masterplan, approved by Milton Keynes Council in 2017. This plan has undergone some amendments in the years since it was originally approved, but it is a reasonable overview of the planned development.
Below are links to specific stages of construction across Tattenhoe Park:
Phase 1 [Site 1] – Off Hayton Way
Phase 2 – Off Bronte Avenue and Priestley Drive
Phase 3 – Off Priestley Drive
Phase 4 – Off Priestley Drive and Twain Way
Phase 4A – Off Twain Way
Phase 5 – Off Bronte Avenue
Phase 6 [not yet proposed]
Phase 7 – Off Twain Way
Proposed play areas at Priory Park Pavilion
To gain an understanding of the applications affecting Tattenhoe Park or any other area of the parish, residents can visit the Milton Keynes planning portal and use the search or mapping functions.