As part of the Kenley Revival Project we delved a little deeper into RAF Kenley`s fascinating history and revealed the ...
A selection of photographs taken in the 1970s and 1980s by Steve Rickards.
Below is the full report of our 2019 dig, it presents the results of a community archaeological investigation with fieldwork ...
That’s a wrap! Our community archaeology dig for this year has come to its end, we tackled two weeks of insane ...
This report presents the results of a community archaeological investigation with fieldwork supervised by MOLA at Kenley Airfield and forms part of the Heritage Lottery Funded Kenley Revival Project.
Below is the full report of our 2018 dig, it presents the results of a community archaeological investigation with fieldwork ...
Here at Kenley Revival HQ we have never been short of surprises. Whether it be the stories of those who lived, served or played at RAF Kenley during the Battle of Britain to the very fabric of the site's architecture itself.
It’s been an incredible year here at Kenley Revival HQ. We’ve achieved our biggest single event to date with our ...
We lived in 9 Anson Close while I was stationed at Kenley between 1963 - 1966. During our time there, it was being continually worked on by the Ministry of Public Building and Works.
Long demolished, Flintfield House was a large Victorian/Edwardian Villa first acquired by the RAF in 1917, under the Defence of the Realm Act.
Originally there were 12 pens at Kenley, of which all except one still exist in various states of completeness. In this article, Neil Broughton examines their construction and the differences between them.
Unbelievably, during the Summer of 1940, the nerve centre of RAF Kenley’s Command and Control was located in an ordinary ...
One of the earliest structures constructed at Kenley, now sadly long gone...
