THE INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS
AND ITS APPLICATIONS
Branches
Visit
Meet 12.00 noon in front of
the main house
Bletchley Park, also known as ‘Station X’, was home to the famous code breakers of the Second World War and the birthplace of modern computing and communications. It is now a heritage site run by a charitable trust, with historic buildings, exhibitions and tours for visitors.
IMA members and friends
are invited to attend an informal visit to Bletchley Park, and to meet up with
other IMA members and friends from other branches. No formal agenda or tour has
been arranged but it is suggested that IMA members might congregate in front of
the main house at noon.
Bletchley Park is situated close to Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and is readily accessible by train, bus or car (free parking at railway station). Prices for entry are Adults £10, Family £25, Concessions £8. Bletchley Park opens on Saturday 10.30-5.00pm. Further details of activities and maps are available on the website www.bletchleypark.org.uk
This visit has been coordinated between IMA Branches
in the East Midlands, West Midlands, Lancashire and NW and N Hants, Surrey and
Berks.