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News archive: BPARA Newsletters
Below are articles presenting newsletters issued by BPARA.
BPARA Newsletter Winter 2023
Please see the attached Newsletter winter-2023 which includes an update on Town Deal Board activity, Parking, and details of some new initiatives. Brunel Centre Since going to press, Bletchley & Fenny Stratford Town Council, in conjunction with Milton Keynes City Council, have announced the opening of the WEURO 2022 Legacy Public Art Commission by Bletchley […]
BPARA Intelligence – Spring 2017
The latest edition of the BPARA newsletter “BPARA Intelligence” will be published and distributed to all our members very shortly. Information will include news on:
Membership matters, Our next AGM, Planning issues, West Bletchley Neighbourhood Action Group, COBRA, Bletchley Park Estate including what’s on at Bletchley Park
BPARA Intelligence – Autumn 2016
The latest edition of the BPARA newsletter “BPARA Intelligence” has been published and distributed to members. Information includes news on membership matters, West Bletchley Neighbourhood Action Group (NAG) news, Planning issues, the Fixing the Links project and the Bletchley Park Estate, including what’s on at Bletchley Park.
BPARA Intelligence – June 2016
The latest edition of the BPARA newsletter “BPARA Intelligence” has been published and distributed to members. Information includes news on membership matters, West Bletchley Neighbourhood Action Group (NAG) news, Planning issues, the Fixing the Links project and the Bletchley Park Estate.
Newsletter March 2015
BPARA Newsletter – April 2013
BPARA NEWSLETTER APRIL 2013 Annual General Meeting This year’s AGM will be held on Tuesday 16th April at 7.00pm. Please note that this is earlier than usual. Once more, we shall be meeting in the ballroom of the Mansion in Bletchley Park. Much has been happening in the Park this year, so Iain Standen, Chief […]
BPARA Newsletter December 2012
BPARA NEWLETTER DECEMBER 2012 This year As usual, your officers have represented the Association at many meetings involving local issues, some of which have been reported more fully in previous bulletins. Angie (Chairman), Chris (Secretary) and Bill Malins (Committee Member) have regularly attended the Transport Committee set up jointly by West Bletchley and Bletchley and […]
BPARA Newsletter September 2012
West Bletchley Neighbourhood Action Groups When NAGS were first set up n West Bletchley, it was decided that three were needed to cover the area; Old Bletchley, Far Bletchley, and Denbigh and the Leys. Most BPARA members live in what was the Old Bletchley area. Some of our members have always been active in that […]
BPARA Newsletter March 2012
Easter in BletchleyPark Family Fun Wednesdays will be held on 4th and 11th of April, providing activities for children aged four and above. For the first time, a children’s cinema club will be included. On Easter Monday (April 9th) there will be an Easter Egg trail round the Park, with lots of prizes. In the […]
BPARA – Newsletter December 2011
Dr James Hobbs We are very sorry to have to report the sudden death on 30th October of Dr James (Jimmy) Hobbs. Jimmy was a founder member of BPARA in 1990. Since then he has supported the work of the Association, representing residents of part of Whalley Drive on the Committee. He was, of course, […]
BPARA – Newsletter September 2011
Twenty Mile an Hour Speed limit On Monday 22 August West Bletchley Council discussed the introduction of 20 mph speed limits on some roads in our area. Unfortunately we did not hear about this in time to discover members’ views about the proposal. West Bletchley councillors voted for the 20 mph limit in principle. A […]
BPARA Hon Secretary Report – AGM 12 May 2011
Development Areas Canteen Site, Wilton Avenue The owners of the site submitted a revised application for demolition of the canteen buildings and erection of 6 houses. We consulted all the residents of Wilton Avenue to see whether they were in favour of this. There was a fifty-fifty split between those in favour and those who […]
