HISTORY

The Bunker had three main lives. Initially as an RAF ROTOR Station and latterly a Regional Government Headquarters, with a brief period in the 1960's as a civil defence centre. There were also spare bunk beds in the tunnel, to help accommodate some of the hundreds of civilian and military personnel that would be stationed here in time of nuclear attack. The bunker was built on land requisitioned from the local farmer J.A.Parrish.

Paradoxically as the heat of the Cold War died down, the bunker and it's ancillary systems were no longer required by the Government, and were costing up to 3 million pounds a year to keep on standby. Upon decommissioning in 1992 the bunker was bought back from the government by the Parrish family, at a closed bid public auction, and hence is now privately owned.

THE EVENT

Our night will consist of an introduction, Protection and Health and Safety Talk, you will be split into groups and you will be encouraged to be pro-active during the event and have the chance to monitor our ghost hunting equipment throughout the night.  You will be accompanied by a Medium periodically throughout the night

Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served Throughout the night.

Please note:

Please do not contact the location.