Historic England

The site is a designated Scheduled Monument and contains a series of dispersed fighter pens, a pillbox, two gun posts and a battle headquarters, together with remains of support buildings and sections of the runway. Known as Leeds East Airport, it is now run as a private airfield and has regular shows of vintage planes including Spitfires and Hurricanes.

Owner of RAF airfield near Tadcaster investigated after villagers allege damage
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Barnsley Bright Nights to dazzle with spectacular events
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Heritage at Risk register 2021: The Yorkshire sites added and removed from list
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Converting old mill buildings into homes could help conserve green belt land
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Put Yorkshire's historic buildings to new use to drive recovery, urges report
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How arts have power to save our high streets – Pete Massey
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British Library site in Leeds takes major stride forward
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Historic England to recruit 40 heritage construction apprentices in Yorkshire
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Historical groups object to plans to demolish Grade-II listed building
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Arts organisations in nine Yorkshire high streets given Historic England funding
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Proposals to turn historic building into restaurant show 'lack of understanding'
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Approval of Castle Hill scheme could set dangerous precedent, campaigners say
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Ripley Castle wins Historic England funding to restore orangery
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