Trains to Bletchley

Bletchley is one of four stations in the post-war new town of Milton Keynes, but the railway first arrived here in 1838 and was an important junction between the London-to-Birmingham line and the Varsity Line between Oxford and Cambridge. Today trains to Bletchley include services from London Euston, South Croydon, Birmingham New Street and Milton Keynes Central. Bletchley is the closest station to Stadium MK, the home of the MK Dons Football Club, which is a thirty-minute walk to the north. Although now a part of Milton Keynes, Bletchley is perhaps best known for Bletchley Park, the stately home that was the headquarters of Britain's WW2 codebreaking operations. The site now houses a Museum of Computing as well as exhibitions relating to the wartime operations and is a short walk from the station. On the opposite side of the tracks from Bletchley Park is the Brunel Shopping Centre.