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1/3 On Friday 29th April, Shuttleworth played host to a visit from Tony and Paul Ekins, the two sons of Victor Ekins.
Victor Ekins was a pilot in the RAF during WWII and, hailing from St Neots, was local to the area.
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Flt Lt Archie McInnes admiring the stunning Rotunda Room at @bentley_priory
The last of #TheFew to ever visit this historic location
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TEACHERS! Studying WWII? Bring your class along to Bentley Priory Museum, from where the Battle of Britain was won…
We are pleased to be able to offer SOLE USE OF THE MUSEUM FOR INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL VISITS.
#WorldTeachersDay
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Blue plaque will mark the St Neots’ home of Battle of Britain hero Victor Ekins dlvr.it/RgYR12
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No greater honour than to have the support of the very last of the #BattleOfBritain ‘Few’, 101yr old John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway DFC AE, backing us on our October run!!! 🙌🏻
Please do keep sharing & supporting 🙏🏻
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A message from Tom 'I could never have imagined this would happen to me. It is such a huge honour and I am very much looking forward to meeting Her Majesty The Queen. It is going to be the most special of days for me'
#FridayWillBeAGoodDay
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Year Six have really enjoyed finding out about the Battle of Britain today and how we can learn lessons from the challenges that were faced at that time. Thank you to The Tally Ho Project for a fabulous and informative session. The children learnt so much.
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Wishing F/Lt Terry Clark DFM a very happy & healthy 101st birthday. One of only two known surviving members of the near 3,000 ‘Few’ in this 80th Anniversary year.
Thank you & happy birthday #hero #thefew #BoB80 #battleofbritain
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Due to the ever changing situation regarding Covid- 19, the museum will delay opening for the 2020 Season until further notice. Needless to say the hard work will continue behind closed doors! Stay safe everybody x
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1/3 Dame Vera Lynn shares some words of wisdom and encouragement for us all on her 103rd birthday. “All around the world, people are facing extremely difficult times. It is likely that we will all have to make hard decisions in the coming months.”
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It’s payday, so another excuse to tout this years challenge - running 80 miles over 5 days to help raise awareness of the ‘Few’ & fundraise for their memory at key Memorials in this 80th anniversary year. Please help support & share #forthefew
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So the summer challenge is on! Running 80miles for the ‘Few’ in just 5 days between historic #battleofbritain locations to raise awareness & fundraise for the memorials. More details & a fundraising page to follow, hope you can support #thefew
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The 31st Oct & what history dates as the end of the Battle of Britain.
Exactly 79 years on we have just 4 of the ‘Few’ left with us. I’ve been honoured to meet 3 of them! Then & Now #thefew #BattleOfBritain #heroes #lestweforget
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The 6 faces of the very final ‘Few’ - then & now. On this day 79 years ago, the ‘official’ start of the #BattleofBritain #thefew #remember 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
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Excellent podcast and well worth a listen
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