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Miscellaneous Newark Air Museum News 2014


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NAM,

MY friends did visit the Museum when they came over and used your thread as a guide so thank you for ALL your wonderful, hard work.

I FOR ONE APPRECIATE and always look in on here..

And by the looks of it not many bother... Even if they are in that locality!!!

Good job .Sir KEEP IT UP..

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The museum has just been advised of some significant road works on the A1, which are due to start in August 26thand a few more details can be found in here – we are still seeking some additional clarification on this potential closure.

This may affect travel times for anyone using the A1 to get across to RAF Coningsby for visits to see the Canadian Lancaster and to events on the Showground.

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An update about the museum’s new Education Room / Café project, which is called ‘Project Panini’ has just been added in here!

Plus some colour visuals for the building can be seen in here!

Any contributions will benefit our fund raising efforts and even just paying an admission fee to visit the museum helps!

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HANG North – 9th October

On Thursday 9th October, Newark Air Museum is hosting a meeting for the Royal Institute of Navigation; this will include aircraft access, talks and food.

There are still some delegate places available and for details about how to book places please have a look at this weblink!

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This weekend there is a big event on the Showground, which may see heavy traffic in the area during the arrival and departure times – plus there may be road marshals deployed on the approaches to the museum.

The museum is open as normal but there may be additional traffic to negotiate your way through to get there. We will endeavour to work with any external marshals to let them know that the museum visitors have full rights of access.

Please do not be put off by any event marshals who say that the museum is closed – this is not the case and just be politely persistent with them!

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A couple of fresh photographs have been added to albums in here – one shows some cockpit moves that were made yesterday in preparation for the impending arrival of the Dominie (date still t.b.a.); and the other shows a donated TSR2 painting that will be auctioned at the event on 27th September 2014.



A new album has been added in here called the Shop Window that will be used to showcase new or unusual items that are available from the museum shop.



First up are some aviation patches and the Aviation Classics Shackleton bookazine, which features WR977 that is displayed at NAM.

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I called in at the museum this morning to drop off the member’s newsletters and I thought that a quick update on a fairly fluid situation at the museum might be appropriate.

Various aircraft / cockpit moves are taking place to get ready for the TSR2 event and the Dominie arrival.

Yesterday the Jaguar T2A was moved back from the Southfield Site into the hard-standing in front of the Canberra T19 and Shackleton.

Currently the Gnat is outside, while preparations are made to move the Gannet AEW3 out of Hangar 2; this could be a temporary situation for the Gnat (further updates will follow if the situation changes.

This means that there should soon be a naval line up with the Buccaneer, Sea Vixen and Gannet on the Southfield Site!

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As I mentioned before, aircraft moves can be a “fairly fluid situation” – the latest update is as follows:

The Gannet AEW3 is now outside in its new display position.

The Gnat has been moved back inside Hangar 2, as has the TSR2 cockpit. Preparations will now start on getting the TSR2 display set-up for Saturday 27th September.

Hot news from the shop the Corgi die-cast Avro Vulcan B2, XH558’s have arrived – further details in here!

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A fresh update about the museum’s revised Education Room / Café project, which is called ‘Project Panini – The Build’ has been added in here!

Plus some colour visuals for the building can be seen in here!

Any direct contributions https://www.justgiving.com/Howard-Heeley2'> can be made via this weblink but please also remember that even just paying an admission fee to visit the museum helps!

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The museum’s ‘Project Panini – The Build’ fund raising campaign has just received some nice coverage on the Museum Development East Midlands website. Fingers crossed that it help support the current fund raising efforts.

Sadly due to illness the ‘Panini Hamper’ wasn’t raffled at the Aeroboot, but it will be raffled at the RAF Winthorpe book launch event – date still to be confirmed!

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A quick reminder that as of tomorrow – Saturday 1st November the museum moves onto its winter opening times i.e. 10am to 4pm, with the Last admission being at 3pm. This applies right through until the end of February; (closed 24, 25, 26 Dec and 1 Jan) – plus please remember that you don’t have to pay an admission fee if you just wish use the Museum Shop (loads of free car parking right outside).

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