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No1 Radio School, RAF Locking
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Press Release from Controlled Demolition Group
RAF Locking is to be cleared for redevelopment by the joint owners of the site,
the South West RDA and national regeneration agency English Partnerships.
Controlled Demolition Group was awarded a £2.4m contract to carry out the work
which will involve demolishing the buildings on the 81 hectare site as well as
safely removing asbestos. Up to 80% of material will be recycled including
concrete, masonry, steel, timber and glass. Concrete and other materials will be
crushed and stored on site for later use.
Controlled Demolition Group managing director Darren Palin said: “This is a
fantastic job for us, there’s plenty to get our teeth into not just because of
the scale of the site but the range of disciplines we will be employing. “We
will have a combined demolition force of over 40 men plus a comprehensive
armoury of medium and long reach demolition machines on site. “Our asbestos
teams will be removing asbestos contaminated materials from over 50 individual
buildings, external pipe ducts and trenches - but before we start we’ll be
erecting over 500 m of new fencing to secure the site.”
The demolition finish early in 2004.
The 104th are there at the demise of 3T Block!
The following photos were taken by Chas during Nov/Dec 2003. The main series
of pictures show the demise of 3T .
Click the thumbnail for a bigger view.
Becoming and
Apprentice
The 104th
Nominal
Roll Photos
Progress Reports
Summer Camp Insignia
Wing Reorganisation
Senior Entry Notes
Pass Out Pass Out Photos
Pass Out Standard Social/Reunions
Wing Mascot
Links
5 School TT Gate Guardians
Locking Photos 1998
What Next for Locking
Demolition
Aerial Photo