Bletchley Milton Keynes

      Bletchley is a constituent town of
      Milton Keynes, in Buckinghamshire,
      England. It is located in the south-
      west of Milton Keynes, and is split
      between the civil parishes of Bletchley
      and Fenny Stratford and West Bletchley.

      Bletchley is best known for Bletchley
      Park, the headquarters of Britain's
      World War II codebreaking
      organisation, now a museum.

      Bletchley History
     Bletchley grew from an obscure hamlet
     on the road from Fenny Stratford to
     Buckingham with the arrival of the
     London and North Western Railway
     in 1845 and its subsequent junction
     with the Oxford-Cambridge Varsity
     Line shortly afterwards

Bletchley Park

    Within the West Bletchley parish,
in the Church Green district, is Bletchley
    Park, which, during the Second World
    War, was home to the Government
    Code and Cypher School. The
    German Enigma code was cracked
here by, amongst others, Alan Turing.
    Another cipher machine was solved
    with the aid of early computing
    devices, known as Colossus

Bletchley Park

       Bletchley,
       Milton Keynes,
       United Kingdom
   +44 1908 640404

   Bletchley Rugby Club

   Bletchley Rugby Club Ltd seeks
   expressions of interest from individuals
   or organisations with facilities
   management experience in order to
   assist in the delivery of the Clubs
   Development Plan through the
   effective management of the Club’s
   buildings and the delivery of food
   and beverages.
   Manor Fields
   Bletchley
   Buckinghamshire
   MK2 2HX
   Sat Nav users:
   Use MK17 9JH
   (Dobbies Garden Centre,
    which we are opposite).