Some of the earliest housing built by the Development Corporation for its own workforce is located in this area.

The village also contains older council housing built before the designation of the city, mostly now in private ownership.

The road from Bletchley to Newport Pagnell has been diverted under the grid, with links to the H road above.

At this point the footpath to the left of the road forms the Redway.

Aerial view HERE

Canal traditions have influenced the naming of streets alongside the next stretch.

Castles and roses feature in the traditional decorations of canal boats.

The Redway route crosses the flood plain of the Ousel River between a nature reserve and a working farm.

Aerial view HERE

The farm has been restocked following the foot and mouth outbreak of 2001.

Information boards explain the significance of flora and fauna in the Walton Lake reserve.

Informal observation of this Redway is possible.

The bridge leads directly into the Open University campus at Walton Hall.

Aerial view HERE