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Overview and interactive map

Milton Keynes South Midlands (mksm) is the name of the Growth Area which crosses three regions in the centre of England. It the largest Growth Area in the UK with plans to deliver over 225,000 new homes and over 200,000 new jobs by 2021.

mksm comprises six local growth policy areas which were originally identified in the mksm Sub-Regional Strategy.

Please click on an area in the map above to find out more.

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Bedford

Bedford and north Central Bedfordshire
New homes (2001-21): 31,800
New jobs (2001-21): 27,000
Local authority areas: Bedford Borough (untary) north Central Bedfordshire Council (unitary)

North Northants

North Northamptonshire
New homes (2001-21): 52,100
New jobs (2001-21): 47,400
Local authority areas: Corby (District)
Kettering (District)
Wellingborough (District)
East Northamptonshire (District)
Northamptonshire County Council

Milton Keynes

Milton Keynes
New homes (2001-21): 42,245
New jobs (2001-21): 48,700
Local authority areas: Milton Keynes (unitary)

West Northants

West Northamptonshire
New homes (2001-21): 48,900
New jobs (2001-21): 37,000
Local authority areas: Northampton (District)
South Northamptonshire (District)
Daventry (District)
Northamptonshire County Council

Aylesbury Vale

Aylesbury Vale
New homes (2001-21): 25,025
New jobs (2001-21): 19,300
Local authority areas: Aylesbury Vale District
Buckinghamshire County Council

Luton

Luton and South Central Beds
New homes (2001-21): 27,300
New jobs (2001-21): 23,000
Local authority areas: Luton Borough (unitary)
south Central Bedfordshire Council (unitary)

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