A new website has launched giving people the chance to have their say, as Aylesbury evolves into a Garden Town. The site, which can be found at www.aylesburygardentown.co.uk also has a detailed overview of the project, information about the organisations overseeing it and responds to frequently asked questions.

Aylesbury Garden Town (AGT) has today published its Garden Town 2050 Vision document showing how future developments in Buckinghamshire’s county town will take place with an emphasis on green space, improving public transport links and creating communities with unique characteristics.

Aylesbury Garden Town Draft Masterplan sets out eight guiding principles that will transform the area into an Aylesbury for everyone.

To celebrate International Parklet Day the Aylesbury Garden Town team will create a pop-up parklet space in Kingsbury on Friday 20 September.

Aylesbury Garden Town (AGT) is working in partnership with Community Grow and St. Peter’s Church in Quarrendon to transform a green space at the church into an edible growing space for the whole community to enjoy.

Aylesbury Garden Town is very pleased to be a sponsor of WhizzFizzFest this year and to mark the occasion, extra cycle parking will be provided to encourage more visitors to come to the festival on two wheels. One of the key focuses of becoming a Garden Town, is to reduce the carbon footprint by making it easier for people to choose more sustainable modes of travel. With lots of people expected in the town for the family friendly literary and arts festival on Saturday 22nd June, which is headlined by Dame Darcey Bussell, it’s the ideal time to encourage anyone who can, to either cycle, or come on foot and enjoy a healthy and active start to a great day.

A new website has launched giving people the chance to have their say, as Aylesbury evolves into a Garden Town. The site, which can be found at www.aylesburygardentown.co.uk also has a detailed overview of the project, information about the organisations overseeing it and responds to frequently asked questions.

Plans to transform Aylesbury have taken another step forward this week, with news of additional government funding for the Garden Town Programme. Nine million pounds is to be divided between 21 areas of key growth across the UK, that are being developed as Garden Communities. Aylesbury is one of these, with just over 16,000 new homes being built within the town by 2033 and it will receive a further £420,000 from the Ministry of Housing to continue work on the project.

Pop Up Exhibition - Findings Report 6 – 8 December 2018

A new website has launched giving people the chance to have their say, as Aylesbury evolves into a Garden Town. The site, which can be found at www.aylesburygardentown.co.uk also has a detailed overview of the project, information about the organisations overseeing it and responds to frequently asked questions.