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Steve Webb: Three huge challenges that would hold LTA reintroduction back

Tickets are now available for Mosquito Memories at De Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney. ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/londo…

Tickets are now available for Mosquito Memories at De Havilland Aircraft Museum, London Colney. ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/londo…

Trade body voices ‘deep’ concern over SSAS levy rise financialplanningtoday.uk/news/item/1671…

Only T3 sleeps to go until MOSQUITO is published … This is the week people!

Doing our Duty: Advisers live up to burden of regulation professionaladviser.com/4123551/ via @profadviser

Norwegian humour. Made me smile 😃

Carl Lamb: Advisers’ crisis of confidence

Salvaged Cold War fighter cockpit returns to Norfolk RAF base edp24.co.uk/news/23669218.…

XS421 first flew on 25th February 1965 and retired in 1975. The aircraft was sadly scrapped in 1976 although the cockpit managed to survive.
The cockpit is now going to Coltishall heritage centre on the 20th July 2023 to ultimately become part of their exhibitions once renovated

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80 years ago tonight, 19 Lancaster Bombers, with 133 crew, took off from RAF Scampton to undertake one of the most famous raids in the history of the Royal Air Force.

8 of those aircraft did not return. 53 crew were killed. 3 were taken prisoner.

Lest We Forget.

The Dambusters

As you enjoy your dinner tonight, as you look at your family, think back 80 years when 133 young men took to the skies.
53 #Dambusters were killed this night. & 3 PoW.
Only 48 of that 133 would survive WW2.
The sacrifice of Bomber Command across the war is unrivalled.
RIP gents.

Rothes Glen
Situated at the head of the glen, Rothes Glen is in a picture-perfect position, offering breath-taking views of the rolling Scottish hillside towards the Black Isle. Built by the Dunbar-Dunbar family in 1893.Rothes Glen is an iconic baronial style Highland castle.

The day’s challenges ahead

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Challenging weekend ahead.
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