A History of School Meals in Britain
This talk explores how policy, practice, and lived experience have shaped school dining across the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.
Thursday, 19th November 2026
MKHA Members’ Meeting
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
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.
Many members have information for family historians
MKHA members organise talks and other events.
Heritage Open Days this year ran over ten consecutive days from the 11th to the 20th of September. The theme was Everyday Histories.
Milton Keynes Heritage Association is helping to celebrate the City’s milestone 60th birthday by hosting a conference at the Central Library.
This talk explores how policy, practice, and lived experience have shaped school dining across the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.
Thursday, 19th November 2026
MKHA Members’ Meeting
Milton Keynes Heritage Association is helping to celebrate the City’s milestone 60th birthday by hosting a conference at the Central Library.
Saturday, 23rd January 2027
In 1845 the Stanwick Hoard, was found at Melsonby in North Yorkshire. The Melsonby Hoard was found by an amateur metal-detectorist in December 2021.
Olney Archaeological Society
Tuesday, 17th November 2026
Speaker: Geoff Morris. £4.00 for non-members. Tea/coffee are available for purchase.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
Tuesday, 1st December 2026
LEO I, the world’s first commercial business computer, ran its first operational job in November 1951 and this momentous occasion will be celebrated.
National Museum of Computing
Sunday, 29th November 2026
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.
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