Throughout March 2019, to celebrate Women’s History Month, the Kenley Revival Project will be posting an article or photo everyday, ...
In the twenty-first century, with safety paramount, deaths among RAF personnel have become uncommon. When one occurs it is given ...
On 3rd June, 1927, twelve days after becoming the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic, and having completed ...
Thank you to everyone who entered and thank you to Barry for creating the final artwork and to our lovely volunteers for ...
On the 22nd April, 1927, David D’Arcy Greig DFC, a test pilot attached to 24 squadron, RAF Kenley, had a ...
Nature themed teaching resources to help learners engage with Kenley’s natural features.
Engage your young learners with the UK’s best preserved WW2 airfield!
Here are a selection of our photos from our highly successful Learning Festival 2016. Local schoolchildren took part in a ...
Information on how to get to the event by free shuttlebus, public transport or by car. Please note there is limited grass parking available onsite and all cars must vacate the site by 5pm.
Arguably the most prolific of RAF fighter aces James Edgar ‘Johnnie’ Johnson took command of the Kenley Wing in March 1943.
The photos above come from Jan Jokiel’s book “Participation of Poles in the Battle of Britain: a photo album with ...
Here the wonderful story of Lillias Barr, a Kenley WAAF, recorded by Jenny Lockyer
There were 750,000 Girl Guides in the UK when war broke out, which meant that there was a huge pool ...
This Valentine’s Day, many of you may take a moment to celebrate your relationships and reflect on the good times ...
(from the book “I came back the shortest way” by Jan Jokiel) Jan Jokiel was a Polish pilot participating in the ...
The paths of my contribution to the WAR began on the 14th may 1927 – just a couple of weeks ...
Many thanks to Simon Grant at Monogram Fine Artists for creating our wonderful event poster!
Here is a map detailing the location of the bus stops that will be used for the free Shuttlebus service which will run in clockwise and anti-clockwise directions on a loop from Whyteleafe station to Salmons Lane (Victor Beamish) and to Caterham station.
Here are details of the timetable for our free shuttlebus service which will be running throughout the day to the event and local train stations.
Art is significant, recalling and interpreting every possible aspect of life in many ways. Photos more recently have provided vivid ...
Did you know the war-time classic “Reach for the Sky” was filmed on location at Kenley airfield in 1955? Let’s take ...
It is well-known that during World War II many women took on jobs previously done by men, however, what is ...
