Bletchley Park in the News

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Bletchley Park ... the code breaking centre made famous for its role in cracking the Enigma code during the second world war ... looks set to be saved from extinction after a £330,000 grant from English Heritage. Bletchley made its name by playing host to a team of mathematicians who used an early supercomputer, Colossus, to decipher Nazi codes. Cracking Enigma was recognised as one of the ...

English Heritage has called for further funding to restore the part of Bletchley Park that was home to code breaker Alan Turing, 'godfather' of the computer.

Tom Young, vnunet.com , Tuesday 11 November 2008 at 17:44:00 Hut that was home to godfather of the computer needs urgent restoration work English Heritage has called for further funding to restore the part of Bletchley Park that was home to code breaker Alan Turing, 'godfather' of the computer....

BLETCHLEY PARK , home of the famous World War II codebreaking centre has been given a generous donation from English Heritage for urgent repairs to the grade II listed building.

Bletchley Park, home to the UK...&trades code-breaking efforts during the Second World War, has received a huge financial boost to its restoration campaign. English Heritage has donated £330,000 to the Bletchley Park Trust so it can complete the repairs of the mansion house roof.

Bletchley Park, home to Britain's code-cracking and computing heritage, has won a lifeline in the form of a £330,000 donation from English Heritage.

Smivs writes "Bletchley Park, the home to the allied codebreakers during WWII, and a major computing heritage centre, has been given a financial lifeline, reports the BBC. The grant of £330,000 will be used to undertake urgent roof works as the rooms of the Grade II-listed mansion, replete with painted ceilings, timber panelling, and ornate plasterwork, are at risk because the roof has been ...

English Heritage has pledged £330,000 to help save Bletchley Park where Allied codebreakers worked during World War II.