raf newton

Visited 10/1/21

History: RAF Newton is a former Royal Air Force station located 7 miles east of Nottingham and was built in 1939. It was used briefly as a bomber base for squadrons to re-equip after the Battle of France and then as a flying training school during the Second World War and beyond until 2000 when...

1. The History RAF Newton, 7 miles east of Nottingham, was used briefly as a bomber base and then as a flying training school during World War II. It was built in 1939, on the site of a pre-war civil airfield. A year later No 1 Group was assigned to the newly constructed base in June 1940. A...

This is my first post so bare with me, I know there’s been a few reports on this one already but got to start somewhere I don’t know much history on the place but it was built in 1939 and was in use until 2000 Explore - easy to get into even though we missed the easy entrance and ended up...

More picture at https://droneexploration.co.uk/raf-newton/ We also recorded 360 videos and GoPro helmet cam video so I might add that later when I get it all uploaded. Enjoy

Nice wonder around here today, the place is a lot bigger then you think. This is my third time here now and i still keep finding new hidden sections, there is a lot of security on site so its a right mission. He caught us once but just headed back in he seems really lazy and bad at his job...

1. The History RAF Newton, 7 miles east of Nottingham, was used briefly as a bomber base and then as a flying training school during World War II. It was built in 1939, on the site of a pre-war civil airfield. A year later No 1 Group was assigned to the newly constructed base in June 1940. A...

Hello all once again! Had a nice trip over to RAF Newton today, definitely worth a visit! History A brief history of course, RAF Newton was built in 1939, and was used for a bomber base for squadrons to re-equip after the battle of France. Post war, Newton became a training base - and served...

Hi all! I've seen a few older posts about some of the buildings from RAF Newton (to the South if I'm not mistaken) are not in use currently and have such fallen into disrepair. I was just wondering if anyone has recent information on the conditions and accessibility of these sites? Thanks...

Long time since I’ve had an explore with Frizman, and he’d just got his first Canon DSLR. Newton had been on the list for a long time, it was a good place for him to try it out. I thought everything had gone from here, and that I had long missed the boat, so was quite pleased to find...

first visited here over 6 years ago! quite a few buildings have gone the main road has moved and a lot more vandalism. I wouldn't go out your way for this its seen its day just a lazy Sunday afternoon with Goldie87 & MD https://www.flickr.com/photos/mr_sam/sets/72157626676305335 [1]...

After visiting RAF Newton to see it for my last time as demo/ building has started i thought i would have a look at the bombstores and training area on the other side of the base. Visited a few weeks ago 1st an update on the main Newton site....cinema etc has now gone and houses stand...

Visited here with Goldie 87 a couple of months back and only just got the chance to upload some photos. Loads of history on here as its been done plenty of times before :) The control tower with hangers behind School (i think) Onto the Dog training area/ kennels...

Hey Guys, Here is my first report on a military site. I know this place has been reported many times before, but I hope I can bring something new to the party regarding its future. I’ve know about this place for ages, but visited it by chance as I was passing, and was certainly not dressed...

Right, rather big visit today. Met up with RAF-N, Shiv, Ben, Urban Stuart, and two photography students who I agreed to let tag along. Was a great explore, lots of funny moments. Spent at least 5 hours there before getting busted in the funniest situation ever, but I will come on to that...