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Within 2 km, around Granborough, Stewkley & Great Brickhill in Buckinghamshire. Building, planning, schools, transport, prices and crime.
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No new homes (5+ in a postcode), planning permissions or school changes recorded within 2 km.
New-home postcodes with fewer than 5 homes are counted above but not listed. 0 postcodes nearby had new homes completed in the last two years.
Spotted when a home's energy certificate shows at least 15 m² (and 15%) more floor area than an earlier one. Only homes with two certificates show up, so the real number is higher. A busy street suggests extensions get permission here; check the council's planning register for the details.
Environment Agency event duration monitoring, 2025 annual return (OGL; © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026). Overflows release diluted sewage into rivers and the sea when sewers are overwhelmed, mostly after heavy rain.
36 planned, approved or being built and 8 running (112 MW between them). Those within 5 km are on the map above.
No road or street works with a permit running now or planned within 1 km (England; permits granted up to the end of September 2026).
DfT Street Manager permits (OGL), England. Dates are the planned ones; works often finish early or overrun.
None on our list yet. We're starting with recently opened and under-construction rail schemes.
Running nearest: Bletchley Phase II (landfill gas, 3.6 km); Fox Covert Solar Farm (battery storage, 8.1 km); The Hazeley Academy (rooftop solar, 8.2 km); Fox Covert Solar Farm (solar farm, 8.3 km); Red Bull Racing, Bradbourne Drive - Solar Panels (rooftop solar, 9.1 km).
DESNZ Renewable Energy Planning Database, April to June 2026 (OGL). Projects of 150 kW and over; refused, withdrawn and abandoned ones are left out.
Planning Inspectorate list of nationally significant infrastructure projects (roads, railways, energy, water, waste), October 2026 (OGL). Each is placed at one point, usually the middle of the site; long schemes run well beyond it.