Darkness Visible

A STAR-STUDDED judging panel including Titanic star Kate Winslet and British movie director Sir Alan Parker cast their expert eyes over a First Light Movies funded film Darkness Visible made by young people from Buckinghamshire. more...

Young Filmmakers of Milton Keynes

All the young people will have the opportunity to see their films on the big screen at Cineworld in Xscape on 18th September at the Big Screen 2 event...
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Young Roots

Living Archive, Close to Home youth workers and the Energiser Bus Project will work with around thirty young people, aged 13 - 18 years, engaging them in making music and exploring aspects of their lives. more...

Where the Lines Meet

Now, on the eve of Milton Keynes' 40th birthday - Old Bletchley Station lives again through the words of those who live it. Their stories tell the real tale better than any statistics

Bletchley Station has been Where the Lines Meet for eight generations connecting London with Birmingham and Oxford with Cambridge throughout 100 of it 160 years

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Business Excellence Awards 2006

Living Archive was one of three nominations in the Contribution to the Community Award - Voluntary Sector at the Chamber of Commerce Awards Ceremony held on 11th May. The event was held at Whittlebury Hall and attended by over four hundred local dignitories and business people. A short film was shown of each nominee and this helped to raise the profile of Living Archive at this prestigious event.

Uk Film Council's First Light Awards 2006

Michael (11) and Clarissa (10) from Fullers Slade, were mingling with celebrities at the Odeon Leicester Square on Tuesday 28th February when their film 'Forest' had a chance to win the award for Best Film by 12s and Under at the First Light Film Awards. Tom (16) and Joe (18) were among other young filmmakers from Milton Keynes who attended the ceremony hopeful that their film 'Innocent' would win the award for Best Film by 13s and Over...more

10/02/06 The Railway Heritage of Bletchley

Railway Website

At the beginning of the year a group of enthusiastic volunteers came together to create a website for the Bletchley Railway Heritage. Ten different topics were put onto the site ... more...

06/01/06 My Home Font

This website is a collection of people's memories, stories and extracts from taped interviews of life on the Home Front during World War Two. We held a 'Down Memory Lane' event and invited people to bring their photographs, memorabilia and most importantly their story...more more...

15/08/05 Mk Memories

This website is a collection of stories and memories written by a group of mature learners on a creative IT course. All have made their own web pages using their life experiences and memories as an inspiration. This project was assisted with funding from Milton Keynes Community Foundation and presented by Living Archive Milton Keynes...more

Bletchley Community Heritage Initiative

The Bletchley Community Heritage Initiative Project has been running for the last four years and is based in Bletchley Library. It is inspired by the lives of local people and the events that have shaped Bletchley's past and recent History... more...

Young People's Film Project

The Young People's Film Project offers groups of young people in Milton Keynes, particularly those who are not in the mainstream, the opportunity to have access to the arts in ... more...

Hawtin Mundy - I'll Tell You What Happened

Those of you with long connections with the Living Archive will be familiar with the name of Hawtin Mundy. This man's remarkable stories of his experiences in the First World ... more...