Our Neighbourhood in North Fenny Stratford

Explore our distinctive North Fenny Stratford neighbourhood, where local roads, places and heritage connect residents, shape community life and reflect the character of our community.

FLCCG logo surrounded by local roads and landmarks in Fenny Stratford

Neighbourhood Areas

Our North Fenny Stratford neighbourhood includes Simpson Road, Lock View Lane, Fenny Lock, Canal Moorings and Staple Hall Road, each with its own character and local connections. Explore these places and discover their local history, unique features, character and connections within our MK community.

Fenny Lock on the Grand Union Canal in North Fenny Stratford, Bletchley

Fenny Lock

Fenny Lock in North Fenny Stratford is a historic lock on the Grand Union Canal, connecting our neighbourhood with its waterways, industrial heritage and surrounding green spaces, enjoyed by residents and visitors alike.

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Graphic introducing Fenny Stratford Level Crossing and East West Rail (EWR) proposals in Bletchley.

Fenny Stratford Level Crossing

Fenny Stratford Level Crossing on Simpson Road in Bletchley faces an East West Rail closure proposal that could change this familiar local landmark and its role in our neighbourhood, affecting journeys and local access.

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Black-and-white graphic of Lock View Lane in Fenny Stratford, showing homes, parked cars and a residential street.

Lock View Lane

Lock View Lane is a residential lane in North Fenny Stratford, connecting Simpson Road with the Grand Union Canal at Fenny Lock (Lock No. 22), near local homes and historic listed canal-side features.

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Black-and-white graphic of Simpson Road in Fenny Stratford, showing residential homes, parked vehicles, pavements and the road.

Simpson Road

Simpson Road in Fenny Stratford, Bletchley, runs from the railway level crossing to the weight-restricted bridge over the Grand Union Canal, providing an important local access route for residents and visitors alike.

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Black-and-white graphic of Staple Hall Road in Fenny Stratford, showing a residential street, trees, homes and parked cars.

Staple Hall Road

Staple Hall Road connects Simpson Road with Bilton Road in North Fenny Stratford, linking local homes and nearby cul-de-sacs with the wider neighbourhood and highlighting local access, traffic and community matters.

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Canal Moorings at Fenny Lock

Near Fenny Lock and The Red Lion pub, the canal moorings include a site designated as a residential mooring site. In addition, nearby short-stay options provide visitor moorings.

Together, these moorings form part of the waterside setting around Fenny Lock. Furthermore, they add another distinctive feature to the Grand Union Canal and our local neighbourhood.

Fenny Stratford Heritage Assets and Local Landmarks

Across our North Fenny Stratford neighbourhood, distinctive heritage assets contribute to its local character and history. Fenny Lock on the Grand Union Canal is a familiar local landmark.

Around the Lock you will find The Red Lion Public House, Lock View Cottage, Pine View Cottage, Lock Keeper’s Cottage and the Toll House / Pump House. Fenny Lodge completes a historic triangle to their north on Simpson Road.

Together, these places help illustrate the area’s established character and heritage. Furthermore, they provide familiar reference points that connect the present-day community with important local places and surroundings.

More About Our Local Neighbourhood

Looking ahead, we’ll be developing dedicated pages for the roads, places and heritage features highlighted in these sections, with more detailed local information. In doing so, we aim to build on the neighbourhood overview already provided.

As these pages develop, they’ll offer residents further opportunities to explore individual locations. Over time, these pages will grow as we add details, share useful updates and highlight what makes our neighbourhood distinctive.

Meanwhile, as more information becomes available, we’ll continue developing these resources. In the meantime, watch this space! Additionally, residents’ contributions can help shape the information we share.

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