Blue Lagoon, Drayton Road, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK2 3EL

Come and join like-minded local residents helping protect wildlife and keep our Blue Lagoon beautiful through regular walks and litter picking! (Days and times can vary so please check through the Facebook group below.)

We provide equipment and an opportunity to meet other local residents through this informal volunteering opportunity in a beautiful setting. Join us on Facebook to find out more, or contact Bletchley & Fenny Stratford Town Council who can put you in touch with organisers: 01908 649 469, info@bletchleyfennystratford-tc.gov.uk

About the Blue Lagoon Local Nature Reserve

The Blue Lagoon is a former brick works site that opened in 1929. The clay pits on the site flooded in 1947, and later they were filled and landscaped. The site officially opened in 1994 to the public.

The Blue Lagoon covers 116 acres and is rich in wildlife. You might see:  Badgers  Bats  Grass snakes  Great crested newts  butterflies, damselflies and dragonflies  And over a dozen bird species.

There is constant footfall at The Blue Lagoon from a number of users including dog walkers, divers, open water swimmers and those who just want some time out and enjoy the fauna and flora. There are some issues with littering especially over the summer months so local residents hold regular litter picks and walks around the nature reserve.