Bletchley Park, the home of British WWII codebreaking, has announced plans to cut up to 18 jobs due to lower attendance.The visitor attraction and museum, located near Milton Keynes in England, plans to cut staffing costs by around 12 percent, Bletchley Park Trust has announced.The trust, which currently employs 105 paid staff, will begin the process with a voluntary redundancy programme.Via the BBC, the trust said it has "experienced lower visi…
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