Are you a Bletchley Park Veteran?

It is thought that up to 12000 people worked at Bletchley Park during the course of WW2 and many more in the outstations across the country. However due to the secret nature of the work at Bletchley Park during the War many records of the people who worked there were destroyed. We are asking anyone who worked at Bletchley Park or in the “Out Stations”, or who has a relative who did, to get in contact with us. We would be most grateful if you would share your memories with us, and help us to piece together all that happened in this incredible place.

Bletchley Park Trust offers Freedom of the Park to all those surviving who worked here or at the Y Stations during WWII. Benefits include free entry to the Park for life, a certificate and pass, inclusion on a Roll of Honour, an occasional veterans’ newsletter (in addition to the Friends’ newsletter), and invitations to special events and occasions.

If you worked at Bletchley Park or know someone who is a surviving veteran please get in contact with us by filling out the forms below.

Nomination for Freedom of Bletchley Park Form

Bletchley Park Historical Survey Form

If you know someone who was a Bletchley Park Veteran and is no longer with us please fill out the posthumous form below for them to be added to the Roll of Honour.

Posthumous Form

Please return the forms by post to:

The Bletchley Park Trust,
The Mansion,
Bletchley Park,
Milton Keynes,
MK3 6EB
United Kingdom

Or by E-mail to: info@bletchleypark.org.uk

To see the list of people who worked at Bletchley Park and the Out Stations during WW2 pleasee see the Roll of Honour

To find out more about life at Bletchley park and the Out Stations you can also view Veteran Memories, if you would like your memories included on this page please idicate this when you send back your Historical Survey form

Bletchley Park Commemorative Badge

On behalf of Her Majesty's Government, GCHQ is delighted to recognise the vital service of those who worked at Bletchley Park and its outstations during World War II, by presenting surviving veterans with a commemorative badge.

if you feel you qualify for a commemorative badge please visit the GCHQ website or contact them on 01242 221491