Fenny Lock Gypsy and Travellers Site:
A public meeting in the form of a drop in session to discuss the recently submitted planning application for a travellers site at Fenny Lock (09/01942/MKCOD3) has been organised on Wednesday 16 December at 4pm-8pm at Bletchley and Fenny Stratford Town Council Offices. Council Officers will be present to explain the scheme and answer any questions. A comment book will also be left until 4 January.
You can view basic details of any planning applications submitted since 1997 and full details and documents of applications submitted since 11th November 2009 using our Planning Public Access System online. This makes available to view all application documents such as plans, supporting documents/statements, letters of representation and decision notices. Comments can also be submitted online using this system.
You can now search your property for the planning constraints affecting your property. Planning constraints can be the difference between needing and not needing planning permission. This system will help you find out if the property is in a conservation area or have any protected trees within your property's boundaries. Please find below a link to a constraints mapping system and a guide on how to use it:
If you need planning permission for the development you propose, please follow the link below to be directed to guidance explaining how you can make a planning application. Planning application forms can also be found 
If you want advice as to whether you are likely to get permission for a proposed development, our Pre-application advice procedure will give you an indication of the likelihood that an application will be of an acceptable design and quality. It is strongly advised that this procedure is undertaken for all Major applications and would recommend this service to all our customers to allow applications to proceed as quickly as possible.
If you are unsure if the development you are proposing requires planning permission then follow the link below to find online guides and an brief explanation of the General Permitted Development Order (The legislation outlining works that may be carried out without planning permission).
If you would like to know more about the processes of the Development Control Department and how applications flow through the department please follow the link below.
Weekly lists are created for public consultation on all submitted planning applications, planning application decisions and received appeals.
Do you wish to know more about what appeals are, how to make them or how to be involved with the process? Please follow the link below for more information.
