Wiltshire Council loses Judicial Review regarding Old Sarum Airfield

Result leaves the way clear for redevelopment plans of historic airfield Old Sarum Airfield have noted that Wiltshire Council’s application for planning statutory review of the Secretary of State’s appeal decision of 9 April 2025 has been dismissed by the High Court this week. As well as examining the circumstances surrounding the fire at Hangar…

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Continued progress in clearing Hangar 3

We have prioritised our efforts and have now completely cleared the south side of the hangar to ensure the AOP memorial is free of debris and ready to host the AOP event ceremony on 10 June 2025

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Progress and updates after the Hangar fire

Following the devastating fire at Old Sarum Airfield in April which resulted in damage to the Grade II listed World War One hangar and the neighbouring Hangar 3 Café, we are aware of some concern over airborne asbestos contamination and general local debate regarding the future restoration of the listed hangar. Since the fire we…

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Skydiving restarts at the airfield

We were thrilled last weekend to see the first day of GoSkydive restarting at Old Sarum Airfield and delighted to see so many people enjoying all the skydiving activities. Plus there was food and refreshments from the Hangar 3 Café, all in the beautiful spring sunshine. It has been a remarkable achievement by the whole…

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Old Sarum supporting Dowding memoirs and Bentley Priory Museum

The man who saved both Salisbury’s historic Old Sarum Airfield and Prestwick International Airport and from closure has been instrumental in bringing to life important notes from one of Britain’s most famous WW2 historical figures, Air Chief Marshal Lord Dowding. Dowding was appointed as the Commander in Chief of RAF Fighter Command in 1936 and…

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