Milton Keynes Monopoly Board Game

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We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited under this Introducer Appointed Representative arrangement. Instead of a lengthy trip to Bradwell Abbey we have a much more convenient stop in Central Milton Keynes. They are all immortalised on the Milton Keynes board, so locate your favourite hotspots and roll the dice to begin your property building empire in this version of Monopoly. There is no pub in the immediate vicinity and even if there was, it wouldn't be serving beer this early, so we drink our own supplies. We've taken some estates out of larger postcodes, as well as disregarding areas for which no homes were sold in that period.

This particular stop became even more bizarre when having got to the Bletchley Arms, we walked into what was a 2 year old's birthday party. This edition will see Milton Keynes landmarks and locations replace the traditional London ones, while Milton Keynes versions will be available on the Community Chest and Chance cards. As for the utilities, we've decided to swap them for two MK landmarks in Bletchley Park and the Point, where the country's first multiplex was situated.We were turned away from our first choice of drinking establishment (Pizza Hut), surprisingly not because we had been drinking for several hours, but because they were not allowed to serve alcohol without a meal. This is just a lightweight , no doubt efficiently made, modern boxed version of that 1960's classic.

Milton Keynes Women and Work in conjunction with The Parks Trust will be running an event on the Woodland Ridge of Campbell Park from Monday 17th September through to Saturday 22nd. Yes, a 2 year old's birthday party, still going strong at 10pm in a pub renowned for violence and cokeheads.Graham Barnes, Monopoly publicist, said: “Eden was a worthy champion and a double winner after his Championship triumph. The rain that was forecast arrives, but thankfully just a light drizzle, meaning Chris and Prent don't look too stupid in shorts. Dan Taylor, Head of Monopoly Development, says: “We’re delighted to be producing this official version of MONOPOLY based on the most popular loved landmarks of Milton Keynes. Hello and welcome to the latest edition of the About My Area /MKCENTRAL weekly newsletter, providing you with a summary of the articles that we've published on the www. At this rate come Christmas Eve the only ones left could be those on Santa’s sleigh,” added Mr Barnes.