They seem to have a flexible approach to "Listed". At Jurby the Tower is listed and reasonably well maintained. The Guardroom is but they seem to have left it to rot. Sort of can't knock it down but we'll watch it fall down.
Gerry Winskill On 15/08/2011 15:03, Fossil wrote:
Yep. Even a Class 2 listed building can’t stand in the way of that! bones bones@xxxxxxx http://woodair.net *From:*jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Frank Fisher *Sent:* 15 August 2011 13:37 *To:* jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *Subject:* [jhb] Re: Ronaldsway Its called progress!!! Frank ----- Original Message ----- *From:*Fossil <mailto:fossil@xxxxxxx> *To:*jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> *Sent:*Sunday, August 14, 2011 7:43 PM *Subject:*[jhb] Ronaldsway I was up at the new radar site earlier today to see how things are progressing. The new primary radar head is now in position as are the more subtle Mode S receivers – no huge rotating head for the new system as Mode S is totally passive. The new site is also open access and with a new road leading up to the compound it is probably going to become a very popular location once spotters find out about it. Being just north of 26 threshold you get an eye level view of the aircraft on short final – excellent for photographs! The excitement is tinged with some sadness because the demolition order for the old control tower has now been issued. It’s a shame because very few WW2 control towers remain in good condition and it was an enjoyable place to work. Sadly they need to pull it down to extend the departure pier right to the edge of the apron – which essentially will cut the apron into two separate areas. bones bones@xxxxxxx http://woodair.net
