'Unsung' female Bletchley codebreaker honoured by blue plaque for part in breaking enigma

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'Unsung' female Bletchley codebreaker honoured by blue plaque for part in breaking enigma

An "unsung" female Bletchley codebreaker has been honoured by a blue plaque for her part in breaking the German enigma code during World War Two. Mary Margery Body was a wartime codebreaker whose contributions remained unacknowledged throughout her life. But that all changed yesterday when the plaque was unveiled yesterday at her former Cheltenham residence. Ms Body joined the team at Bletchley Park in 1940, where…