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'''Broughton''' is a historic village and district and [[civil parish]] in [[Milton Keynes]] (ceremonial [[Buckinghamshire#Ceremonial County|Buckinghamshire]]), England near the border with [[Bedfordshire]]. The village is now the core of a new district of the city which also takes the name of Broughton. Extensive construction of housing has recently taken place in this area.
'''Broughton''' is a historic village and district and [[civil parish]] in [[Milton Keynes]] (ceremonial [[Buckinghamshire#Ceremonial County|Buckinghamshire]]), England near the border with [[Bedfordshire]]. The village is now the core of a new district of the city which also takes the name of Broughton. Extensive construction of housing has recently taken place in this area.


The village name is [[Old English language|Old English]] and means ''village by the brook''. In former times, the [[Northampton]] to London [[turnpike]] came through the village (to join [[Watling Street]] ([[A5 road|A5]]) near [[Woburn, Bedfordshire|Woburn]]). The current main route, the [[M1 motorway]], is very near and with Junction 14 is just a few minutes away. The section of the old turnpike past the village is now part of the [[A5130 road|A5130]]. The road through the village, named 'London Road' and formerly part of the A5130 was bypassed in the early 1970s, the newer route running between it and the new MK district of Brook Furlong.
The village name is [[Old English language|Old English]] and means ''village by the brook''. In former times, the [[Northampton]] to London [[turnpike]] came through the village (to join [[Watling Street]] ([[A5 road|A5]]) near [[Woburn, Bedfordshire|Woburn]]). The current main route, the [[M1 motorway]], is very near and Junction 14 is just a few minutes away. The section of the old turnpike past the village is now part of the [[A5130 road|A5130]]. The road through the village, named 'London Road' and formerly part of the A5130 was bypassed in the early 1970s, the newer route running between it and the new MK district of Brook Furlong.


==Civil parish==
==Civil parish==

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Broughton
PopulationExpression error: "1,367[1]" must be numeric
OS grid referenceSP895399
Unitary authority
Ceremonial county
Region
CountryEngland
Sovereign stateUnited Kingdom
Post townMILTON KEYNES
Postcode districtMK10
Dialling code01908
PoliceThames Valley
FireBuckinghamshire
AmbulanceSouth Central
UK Parliament
List of places
UK
England
Buckinghamshire

Broughton is a historic village and district and civil parish in Milton Keynes (ceremonial Buckinghamshire), England near the border with Bedfordshire. The village is now the core of a new district of the city which also takes the name of Broughton. Extensive construction of housing has recently taken place in this area.

The village name is Old English and means village by the brook. In former times, the Northampton to London turnpike came through the village (to join Watling Street (A5) near Woburn). The current main route, the M1 motorway, is very near and Junction 14 is just a few minutes away. The section of the old turnpike past the village is now part of the A5130. The road through the village, named 'London Road' and formerly part of the A5130 was bypassed in the early 1970s, the newer route running between it and the new MK district of Brook Furlong.

Civil parish

Broughton Parish has a joint parish council with Milton Keynes (Middleton) parish.

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