Future Wolverton licence bid and Bletchley Park plans among latest Milton Keynes applications
Future Wolverton has applied for a licence to host live music, films, dancing and other entertainment, as well as sell alcohol, seven days a week.
The application, submitted to Milton Keynes City Council, seeks permission for plays, films, live and recorded music, and performances of dance between 8am and 11pm from Monday to Sunday.
It also proposes alcohol sales between 11am and 11pm every day.
The application is dated October 27, 2026, and members of the public and responsible authorities have until November 23 to submit written representations.
The proposals are among a series of planning and licensing notices published by the council.
One of the planning applications concerns Bletchley Park, where proposals have been submitted for extensions, alterations and revised access to Block B at the historic site on Sherwood Drive.
At Evans Halshaw Motors Ltd in Crownhill, an application seeks to change an existing permission for a household and business storage facility. Proposed amendments include a 2.4-metre security fence with a cantilever gate, a security barrier at the rear vehicle access, safety railings beside a car park, changes to the service yard entrance and the relocation of a bin store.
The application is partly retrospective.
Other proposals include replacing four single-glazed timber sash windows at 123 Church Street, Wolverton, with uPVC double-glazed vertical sliding sash windows.
Listed building consent is being sought for work at 20 Common Street, Ravenstone, including replacement windows and doors, reinstatement of lime plaster walls and a new ground-floor lounge and kitchen floor.
At Little Linford House, Little Linford Lane, an application seeks approval of roof material samples required by an existing planning condition.
A further application at 139 Buckingham Road, Bletchley, concerns approval of door details required by a planning condition.
Written representations on the Future Wolverton licensing application must be received by November 23.
Planning application comments can be submitted in writing to the council within 21 days of publication of the relevant notice.
The applications and others from across the Milton Keynes area can be viewed on the Public Notice Portal.