Rectory Cottages Bletchley

Next session at Rectory Cottages on 29th April https://www.facebook.com/events/124754271 2067983/?ti=ia

Buckinghamshire Family History Society (Northern Group)
Wednesday, 3rd April 2019 at 7.30 pm Methodist Church Hall, Queensway, Bletchley MK2 2HB
... Speaker: Julian Hunt
Woughton on The Green How open-field agriculture worked in possibly the most surviving ridge and furrow in Buckinghamshire.
Visitors are welcome = £4.00 to attend meetings.
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In support of our local hospice (Willen Hospice) we’re hosting a collection for the next few weeks. We’re looking for unopened moisturisers, shower and/or bath gels, hand washes, baby products (bathing products, lotions. moisturiser and talcs), baby wipes and tissues as well as clean hand and bath towels. There will be a collection point in the office at Rectory Cottages from tomorrow (21st March) until 15th April. Please donate if you can.

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We’ve had a cancellation for Saturday 23rd March. All three rooms are now available for both day time sessions if anyone can use them.

BLETCHLEY ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY LECTURE PROGRAMME 2019
Thursday, 7th March 2019 at 7.30 pm at Rectory Cottages DEATH IN THE GARDEN
... Michael Brown's talk about the uses of poisonous plants includes stories of Magic, Myth, Murder and Passion.
Michael has been a Head Gardener, a college lecturer and designed the medieval gardens at Prebendal Manor, Nassington. His book Death in the Garden: Poisonous Plants & Their Use Throughout History was published in 2018.
All are welcome. BAHS membership is £12 p.a. (£10 concessions, couples £15) plus £2 per lecture attended. Non-members £4 per lecture, students free.
FUTURE PROGRAMME:
Thursday, 4 April 2019 Nick Crank DISCOVERY AND EXCAVATIONS IN MILTON KEYNES
Thursday, 9 May 2019 Peter Liddle DEATH AND BURIAL OF RICHARD III
Thursday, 6 June 2019 Tim Healey SEX, DRINK AND DEATH IN THE 17TH CENTURY
Thursday, 5 September 2019 Steve and Eve Bacon MEDIEVAL SURGERY
Thursday, 3 October 2019 Paul Rabbitts HISTORY OF BRITISH PARKS
Thursday, 7 November 2019 Dr Paul Stamper REPRESENTING MEGALITHS
http://www.mkheritage.co.uk/bahs/index.ht m
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What a beautiful old building. I'd like to learn more of it's history. I found it very inviting.

I regularly attend meetings of the Milton Keynes Astronomical Society at this venue. It is always neat and tidy and a great venue. I also enjoy looking at the carvings on the ancient wooden beams which are part of the structure of this historical venue

I have been using Rectory cottages to run my workshops for many years now, beautiful energy aids our Spirit work (Helen. Relaxmk)