Walter Tull, Footballer and WW1 Officer
Walter Tull was only the third person of mixed heritage to play in the top division of the Football League, including for Northampton Town.
Potterspury History Group
News
Underground warfare 1914-1918
It drew in thousands of skilled miners and mining engineers to dig hundreds of miles of tunnels and detonate thousands of underground charges.
Western Front Association Milton Keynes Branch
The history and future of Wolverton Works
A canter through 184 years of the history of Wolverton Works, plus what the future holds for the UK’s most complete Victorian railway works.
Milton Keynes Heritage Association
Songs From The City – Live!
This autumn sees the launch of Songs from the City, the album created by the group of local songwriters Living Archive has been working with.
Living Archive Milton Keynes
Ooh Matron! The History of the Carry On Films
Steve Dimmer takes us through the rise of this beloved series, looking at the lives of some of the main players as well as showing clips.
Roade Local History Society
Breaking Enigma
Join this special screening of a new documentary that tells the story of some of the remarkable men and women who worked to crack the Enigma code.
Bletchley Park
Banksy and the Street Art of London’s East End
Pepe Martinez will take us on a tour of the old East End before moving on to its modern dynamic street art scene, with a look at Banksy.
Arts Society North Bucks
Black Redcoats
This is a presentation of the extremely well researched and written book, Black Redcoats, by author, history enthusiast and speaker, Matthew Taylor.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
From Aurochsen to Abbey: Uncovering Mesolithic and Medieval finds in the Blick Mead environment
Speaker: Prof. David Jacques, Archaeologist, researching in the Stonehenge area, University of Buckingham.. £4.00 visitors.
Olney Archaeological Society
Peter Rabbit™ at the museum
Listen to tales of Peter Rabbit’s adventures during story time sessions and have photos taken with him at intervals throughout the day.
Milton Keynes Museum