The official blog of Shed of the year (now in it's 20th year)
Connecting sheds to the historic code-breaking efforts at Bletchley Park. Celebrating ingenuity, secret projects, and quiet workspaces.
Great news the Hut of the year 2009 Hut 6 is going to be restored to it’s former glory along with the other coderbreaking sheds over at Bletchley Park Congrats to all the campaigners...
After our Auction for bletchley park last week of Signed MOON DVDs, Shed Judge Sarah Beenys hard hat and some great shed books we raised a total of £381.09 that will go to the...
We have shown the state of the Bletchley park huts before, but here are some shots of the inside of the huts… I thought the outsides were bad. These photos from the Bletchley park...
As you know, Bletchley Park is the charity for Shed Week 2010. During World War II, Bletchley Park was the site of the United Kingdom’s main decryption establishment, the Government Code and Cypher School....
A few weeks ago in the my local paper there was an advert for BMW but in the “Sponsored Feature” bit that appears as part of the advert, it goes on about Shed Heaven...
I very happy to announce that Simon Greenish is going to be a shed of the year 2010 judge, you may not know him, but you will be aware of his important job –...
The Beeb and others reports Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire, the top secret code-breaking hub of World War II, has been awarded nearly £500,000 of lottery funds. The development money from the Heritage Lottery Fund...
To get you in the mood for a bit of shedbased fund-raising, there are some great Photos of Bletchley Park Hut 6 on flickr and our Just sheds group. As the official charity for...
After some great response from the sheddies and Bletchley-Park fans when I first mooted the idea. So I am happy to say that Bletchley Park is the official charity for Shed Week 2010 So...
With Bletchley Park and Alan Turing so much in the news lately, and of course Hut 6 won the Hut category of this years Shed of the Year 2009 competition. So its timely to...
