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.
Storm overflows within 2 km
No monitored sewer storm overflows within 2 km (England only).
New-home postcodes with fewer than 5 homes are counted above but not listed. 27 postcodes nearby had new homes completed in the last two years.
Battery storage
Strangford Drive, Drayton Road - Micro Energy Storage FacilityApproved, not yet built · 200 kW
Jan 2026 1.9 km away
Rooftop solar
Dawson Road, Bletchley - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 280 kW
Aug 2022 1.9 km away
Running nearest: Red Bull Racing, Bradbourne Drive - Solar Panels (rooftop solar, 2.7 km); Red Bull Ford Powertrains, Rindt Building, Bradbourne Drive – Solar Panels (rooftop solar, 2.9 km); Bletchley Phase II (landfill gas, 3.3 km); Blum Uk - Solar Panels (rooftop solar, 5.8 km); Falcon Project (battery storage, 5.9 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 Projects of 150 kW and over; refused, withdrawn and abandoned ones are left out.
Minor
Princes Way Roundabout, Milton KeynesHighway repair and maintenance works · MILTON KEYNES COUNCIL · Lane closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026 900 m away
Minor
Saxon Street H10 To Princes Way, Milton KeynesHighway repair and maintenance works · MILTON KEYNES COUNCIL · Lane closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026 950 m away
DfT Street Manager permits (OGL), England. Dates are the planned ones; works often finish early or overrun.
Airports · The existing site of London Luton Airport
decided Apr 2025 27.3 km away
Decided
Green Hill Solar FarmGenerating Stations · Land to the south and west of Wellingborough and north of Northampton.
decided Oct 2026 27.8 km away
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.