An unusual story of wartime rationing
Bletchley is probably about as landlocked as it gets but throughout the 1970s I was a member of Bletchley Sea ...
Origins of the local Salvation Army
On January 2, 1956, my career in the printing industry started at Bletchley Printers – if only I had a ...
My name is Colin Scott, I was born on the 28th March 1936 and lived with my parents in Manor ...
In the mid-1930s the Bletchley Town surveyor, Mr Arthur Bates, designed the Central Gardens; these were described as a ‘pleasant ...
About Us
The Bletchley Community Heritage project began in March 2000 and is inspired by the lives of local people and ...
There was a local builder called Pat Coady and a very energetic treasurer, a gentleman called Ted Sherry. These two ...
My brother in law… my sister married a railwayman, he was a signalman and he said why don’t you try ...
Bletchley’s Other Secret by Duncan and Grace Hume encompasses the history of Leon School in Bletchley, and its predecessor schools, ...
‘Come on You Dons’ – Some Experiences of a Milton Keynes Dons Fan.
Milton Keynes Dons History
It wasn’t until I was ...
In 1889 a purpose-built fire station was built in Church Street, Fenny Stratford. The first fire engine had seen many ...
A century in Buckingham Road
I was born in Osborne Street in Bletchley. We was an old railway family I think, me Dad worked on ...
Memories of a Railway Signalman's son
Coping with the mail in Bletchley
Here we are revisiting The History of Football in Milton Keynes project exhibition. Each panel displays a different aspect of ...
I moved to Bletchley 41 years ago (from London) in an open top lorry with just a treadle sewing machine ...
