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Heritage Open Week September 2024
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I have recently received some visitors feedback from Charlotte Tindle, Heritage Open Days Registration Assistant:

 

  • An excellent visit, where I learned some fascinating historical information on my local area. The group facilitating the event were amazing - knowledgeable, helpful and inspiring. They have done incredibly impressive work to the historic monument, essentially saving it from complete loss.

  • A fantastic experience,  I have always wanted to visit an underground nuclear bunker. The volunteers, were very knowledgeable, friendly and approachable.

  • Brought history to life and highlighted the sacrifices people made and the sacrifices volunteers continue to make so that we can spread information, history and enjoyment.

  • I have an interest in Cold War history so it was a great opportunity to visit an ROC Nuclear Monitoring Bunker, not normally accessible to the public. I have previously visited the other larger types of bunker like at Nantwich and RAF Holmpton, so it was good to see a different type of bunker in the Cold War Civil Defence network.

  • So excited friendly atmosphere learnt so much volunteers were so pleased with the interest and support we all had felt like we had joined a very special group thinking about what skills I have to volunteer 

  • The Nuclear Bunker has been restored really well with lots of equipment from that era. The knowledge of the volunteers was really good, we learnt lots of information adults & children, the bunker is on our doorstep, we have wanted to visit for sometime but not managed to get a ticket till today, we drove past saw the event and asked if we could visit there and then. Had a lovely chat with the volunteers there was also lots of information to read beforehand and to take home. 

  • We found the cold war bunker very interesting and something a bit different that we would never usually have seen.

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