Milton Keynes Heritage Association was formed in 1994 by a number of local heritage groups and museums, with the aim of encouraging and developing co-operation between organisations having an interest in heritage in Milton Keynes, north Buckinghamshire and south Northamptonshire
Members
MKHA has about 80 organisation and individual members, with a broad range of interests and a wide geographical coverage from Buckingham in the west, Olney in the east, Towcester in the north and Woburn in the south.
King Edward IV and the ‘beautiful young widow’ Elizabeth Woodville met, apparently by chance, under an oak tree in Potterspury. Potterspury History Group
Wednesday, 28th October 2026
This talk about Bletchley Park is based on the one-hour guided walking tour. Speaker: Jon Lovell, who has been a BP volunteer for nearly ten years. Roade Local History Society
Wednesday, 28th October 2026
The Museum is currently exhibiting Ken Graham’s collection of Newport Pagnell postcards, photos, paintings, crest ware and books. All items are for sale. Newport Pagnell Historical Society
Sunday, 25th October 2026
Learn about the ancient origins of the park all the way up to the modern era. Walk lasts around 90 minutes. No booking is required, just turn up. Friends of Great Linford Manor Park
Sunday, 25th October 2026
A Morse code transmission will be received by the National Radio Centre before being deciphered on an original Enigma machine. Bletchley Park
Saturday, 24th October 2026
Become a member
Membership
is open to local history groups and individuals and is open to those
outside the MIlton Keynes City Council boundary.
Member benefits include quarterly meetings, grants, website hosting,
free IT and archiving training and
heritage advocacy.
