Bletchley Park Residents

21/06/2026

Come along to Milton Keynes City Council’s Great Get Together on Saturday 18 July!

Held at Chepstow Community Centre, MK3 5NG, from 11am to 2pm, you’ll be able to chat with local residents who work with the city council to find out what they do and how you can get involved too.

Mears, Housing Services, and more will also be there. Everyone is welcome… there’s free refreshments too 🥳

Scan the QR code for more info.

25/05/2026

Bands On The Green returns on Sunday 7 June starting with... Woburn Jazz Band!

Held at Church Green Road, MK3 6BJ, be there from 2pm to 4pm to hear every note.

Free for MK3 residents. Please bring your own chair or blanket for comfort 🪑

19/05/2026

Meet with your neighbourhood policing team and tell them what matters most to you at the next West Bletchley Community Forum:

🚨Frank Moran Centre
🚨Saturday 23 May
🚨12 midday to 1pm

06/05/2026

Thursday 7th May, is an important day for Bletchley.

We vote in our local Milton Keynes City Council elections.

This election is about local issues & local people. Choose candidates who know our area and get things done.

Please make sure you use all three of your votes in Bletchley Park and Fenny Stratford.

✅ Cllr Waqas Ahmad, Cllr Ayesha khanom and Cllr Nigel Long.🌹

04/05/2026

With just four days to go until local elections, no slowing down on the Bank Holiday for us!!

We're working hard for every vote on Thursday 7 May, please use ALL of your votes for Labour 🌹

02/04/2026

MK Council No 1 for recycling.
"Milton Keynes has shot to the top of national recycling stakes to be named the country’s highest performing city for collecting recyclable waste.
Since the council introduced the new red and blue wheelie bin system in September 2023, the recycling figures have risen dramatically.

Last year, an impressive 63.2% of the city’s household waste was recycled, reused or composted – an achievement that caused MK to rise 76 places in the nation’s official recycling chart – from number 83 to number 7.

This year, Milton Keynes has emerged as the top city in the chart, and second highest overall".

Makes all those bins we put out each week worthwhile.

Milton Keynes has shot to the top of national recycling stakes to be named the country’s highest performing city for collecting recyclable waste.

28/03/2026

Many residents will have recently received info about Milton Keynes City Council’s West Bletchley Resident Parking Options survey, which proposes solutions for tackling problem parking in streets near the train station.

A feedback form is available online at https://tinyurl.com/23jt9j8b, or in paper version at the Frank Moran Centre on Melrose Avenue, as well as at the Council offices on Whaddon Way.

This is your chance to influence how the issue is addressed… or not, if that’s your opinion! The survey closes on Sunday 5 April.