Adopted in March 2014, the Sport and Active Communities Strategy will enable the delivery of sport and leisure services across Milton Keynes and ensure that there is a network of facilities in place to cater for the needs of the current and expected population.
The strategy was developed with partners and led by the Milton Keynes Sports Board and includes the Playing Pitch Strategy adopted March 2015.
Sport and Active Communities Strategy
- Download the sport and active communities strategy 2014-2023.
- Download the playing pitch needs assessment strategy.
- Download the playing pitch strategy.
Facilities section
The facilities section of the strategy covers sports halls, swimming pools, artificial grass pitches, athletic tracks, health and fitness, indoor bowls, indoor and outdoor tennis, squash, bowling greens, community centres, golf, cycling, and gymnastics up to the period to 2026 to give consistency with the planning framework for Milton Keynes.
The facilities section summary
This document is an executive summary of the larger facilities document for ease of reference.
| APPENDIX 1: | FPM Model Description, Inclusion Criteria and Model Parameters |
| APPENDIX 2 | National Planning Policy Framework 2012 Extract |
| APPENDIX 3: | Community Asset Transfer List of Sites |
| APPENDIX 4: : | Community Asset Transfer Action Plan |
| APPENDIX 5: | Stantonbury Indoor Athletics Training Proposal |
| APPENDIX 6: | Middleton Pool Extension Proposal |
Community right to bid
Leisure, Community and Sports Development Team contact information
Leisure and Communities, Civic, 1 Saxon Gate East, Milton Keynes MK9 3EJ