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Fencing in Winslow

Fencing for Winslow's brick town centre, Victorian streets and modern estates, checked against the conservation area appraisal adopted in April 2026.

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In Winslow, closeboard timber fencing typically costs £80–£100 per metre supplied and fitted on concrete posts, and composite and aluminium slatted fencing starts from about £240 per metre fitted at 1.8m high, as guide prices. The key local point is the conservation area appraisal adopted in April 2026, which discourages close-boarded fencing on streets such as Station Road and Avenue Road.

Closeboard, fitted
£80–£100 per metre
Planning
Not needed up to 2m (1m by a road)
Ground
Sand, gravel and clay in pockets
Guarantee
5 years, in writing

Guide prices from 2026 online price guides, at the higher end; your fixed price comes in writing after the free design visit. Planning rules checked October 2026.

Fencing in Winslow

Fencing in Winslow

Winslow is a brick town, mostly red brick in Flemish bond with render, timber frame, clay tile and some thatch. Its core around Market Square, High Street, Sheep Street and Horn Street fronts the pavement, the Victorian and Edwardian streets to the north have front gardens, and modern estates sit around the edge. Each part of town calls for a different answer on boundaries, which is why we look at your street before suggesting anything.

Milton Keynes Driveways & Landscaping can fit closeboard timber on concrete posts with gravel boards, or composite and aluminium slatted fencing on aluminium posts, with gates and screens to match. On the free design visit we measure the runs, check whether your house falls inside the revised conservation area boundary, and look at which boundaries face the street. Removal of the existing fence is priced at that visit, and a fixed price then follows in writing.

Winslow specifically

What makes Winslow different

Winslow Conservation Area was re-appraised in April 2026 with a revised boundary. There is no Article 4 direction at present, though the appraisal recommends one be considered, and it discourages close-boarded fencing on streets such as Station Road and Avenue Road in favour of traditional boundaries. Planning here is Buckinghamshire Council. Underground, glacial sand and gravel are widespread alongside clay till and Oxford Clay, so the ground can change within a few metres, and we set each post for what we find.

A typical Winslow job is a modern estate house on the edge of town with a rear garden enclosed by failing panels. The posts are replaced with concrete ones set for the sand, gravel or clay we find, gravel boards go along the base, and closeboard and a side gate complete it. On the Victorian and Edwardian streets, rear fencing is common while front boundaries usually stay traditional.

Sources: Winslow Conservation Area appraisal (2026).

Buckinghamshire Council

Permissions and checks in Winslow

  1. Step 1A fence, wall or gate is normally permitted development up to 2m high, or 1m where it sits next to a road or footpath used by vehicles. Listed buildings need consent, and some estates have planning conditions on front boundaries. Listed buildings and conservation areas in Winslow have tighter rules, so we check your address before anything is designed. Planning Portal: fences, gates and walls
  2. Step 2Trees in a conservation area need six weeks’ written notice before any work, and trees with a Tree Preservation Order need consent — both are free. Buckinghamshire Council: work on a protected tree
  3. Step 3We check the ground and the planning position at the free design visit and give you one fixed written price.

Rules checked October 2026.

Why us

What you get in Winslow

  • Revised 2026 conservation area boundary checked
  • Buckinghamshire Council planning position confirmed
  • Posts set for sand, gravel or clay pockets
  • Concrete or aluminium posts set in concrete at the right depth
  • Gravel boards so timber never sits in the soil
  • Composite and aluminium slatted panels that never need painting

The specification

  • Old fence taken down and away
  • Post holes dug to depth and posts set in concrete
  • Gravel boards fitted along the run
  • Panels or boards fixed and capped
  • Gates hung and latched
  • Five year written guarantee, transferable if you sell
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Questions

Fencing in Winslow: questions

What does fencing cost in Winslow?
Whether you are on a Winslow estate or a Victorian street, closeboard timber fencing is guided at £80–£100 per metre supplied and fitted on concrete posts, and slatted composite or aluminium panels start from about £240 per metre fitted at 1.8m high. Taking out what is there now is priced when we visit, and we put the fixed price in writing afterwards.
I live on Station Road. Can I put up closeboard at the front?
The April 2026 conservation area appraisal discourages close-boarded fencing on streets such as Station Road and Avenue Road in favour of traditional boundaries. There is no Article 4 direction at present, and listed buildings need consent. We check your address and talk through what suits the street.
Could the planning rules in Winslow change?
The appraisal recommends that an Article 4 direction be considered, but none is in force at present. We work to the position as it stands for your address and check it again before any front boundary work.
Why does the digging vary so much between gardens?
Glacial sand and gravel are widespread around Winslow, alongside clay till and Oxford Clay, so ground can change within a few metres. We set each concrete or aluminium post to suit what that hole turns up.
Prices

What fencing cost

Our fencing cost guide breaks the price down: what is included, what changes it and what to check in any quote.

Free design visits across Winslow

We measure up, check the ground, talk it through and send a written proposal with the build-up, the programme and one whole price. No pressure and no follow-up sales calls.

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