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Run by volunteers, Air Tattoo Live 87.7FM The standard admission ticket price is £57 is the airshow’s very own radio station. plus admin fee. All accompanied Under-18s Starting on Friday morning, 19 July, it can enter free of charge. broadcasts until Sunday evening. This year, 19-21 JULY 2019 Air Tattoo Live will feature live commentary For details, call the Ticketline on 0800 107 of the flying display Friday, 11.00am-3.00pm 1940 or visit airtattoo.com. Parking is free and Saturday/Sunday, 10.00am to 5.30pm. for ticketholders. Please note: tickets must be purchased in advance as they will not be You can contact Air Tattoo Live 87.7FM for available at the gate. dedications, requests or news either by telephoning 01285 713300 ext 5140 or by ANNUAL texting to 07797 881188 – courtesy of HSL REVIEW AIR TATTOO LIVE 87.7FM A copy of the RAF Charitable Trust and the RAF Charitable Trust Enterprises’ Annual TIMINGS Review is available to download at rafct.com Friday 19 July On Air 6.00am-8.00pm Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 July On Air 6.00am-9.00pm LOCAL RESIDENTS’ ANIMAL HELPLINE A team with excellent airshow and local SAFETY knowledge will operate our Helpline (01285 Please remember the nature of the Air 713000) during the Air Tattoo. They will be Tattoo means that it is sometimes noisy. able to answer questions and help provide Whilst RAFCTE makes every effort to solutions to issues associated with the minimise any impact caused, it does rely airshow. on residents being prepared, especially Monday 15 July to Thursday 18 July those with animals and livestock. If there Helpline open 8.00am-6.00pm is anyone in the area who has recently opened new stables or keeps livestock that Friday 19 July to Sunday 21 July we are not already aware of, please contact Helpline open 7.00am-6.00pm Stuart Lindsell on 01285 713300 ext 5398 or Monday 22 July by email: [email protected] Helpline open 8.00am-11.00am

Disclaimer: The information in this leaflet is correct as at May 2019. The images used in this leaflet are not an indication of the aircraft or entertainment that will appear at the Air Tattoo. The Royal Air Force Charitable Trust Enterprises as organiser of the Royal International Air Tattoo 2019 reserves the right to vary or cancel any part of the event at any time and cannot be held liable for variations in the content of the event. Photography: RIAT Media Liason Group, Richard Cooper, Peter R March, Jamie Hunter, Johnny Fenn, Catherine Hadler, Colin Norwood, Oleg Belyakov, Al McAffrey. 02 03 WELCOME WELCOME ANDY ARMSTRONG AIR MARSHAL SIR KEVIN LEESON CHIEF EXECUTIVE, RAFCTE CHAIRMAN, RAFCT

After staging a successful international Since the RAF Charitable Trust was celebration of the RAF’s Centenary last year, established in 2005, this youngest member this summer’s Air Tattoo is set to raise its of the RAF’s family of charities has been sights even higher, as it turns the spotlight in making a hugely positive impact on the lives to space! of thousands young people and Service personnel around the UK and abroad. Our theme ‘Air & Space: Inspiring the Next At the time of writing this, I am aware of We’re currently organising half-day Generation Air Force’ will look at some of the the issue of badgers destabilising the road We are particularly keen to support workshops at local primary schools to exciting and innovative ways commercial between Kempsford and Hannington Wick. inspirational STEM (Science, Technology, decide who’ll be battling it out in July! organisations and the Royal Air Force are All I can say at this present time is that Engineering and Maths) initiatives that help reaching out beyond earth’s atmosphere. It we are monitoring the situation and are bring to life the science subjects for young In achieving all these benefits, we remain is particularly poignant as our airshow will considering possible options should the issue people. We achieve this through successful mindful of - and grateful to - all of you co-incide with the 50th anniversary of one not be resolved by the airshow. partnerships with organisations such as living in communities surrounding RAF of the most defining moments of the 20th the Scout Association and the RAF’s STEM whose routines are often disrupted century, the first manned moon landing. Thank you, once again for all your support. outreach team. yet who demonstrate both patience and The scale and significance of last year’s We recognise that the airshow does have understanding during the Air Tattoo period. RAF100 airshow, which included a special an impact on your communities but please In addition to this, around 5,000 primary Thank you for the role you play in our Centenary parade on the Friday, meant that be assured we work closely with local and secondary schoolchildren from the charity’s success. a number of changes had to be made to our councils, the Highways Agency and the area benefit each year by attending the traditional Air Tattoo operation. police throughout the year to minimise Air Tattoo on the Friday where they enjoy You can find out more about the work of the disruption. If you have any specific concerns, learning about cutting-edge technology Trust by visiting www.rafct.com These one-off changes included receiving please feel free to get in touch with us as in the critically-acclaimed Techno Zone® aircraft on the Tuesday, rather than on the soon as possible. and on our popular Innovation Trail. Here, Wednesday preceding the airshow; the once again, the Air Tattoo will host the final Friday was a full public day with eight hours of the Trust-sponsored Junior Engineering of display flying, compared with four hours Challenge, which this year has a Space in previous years and the Kempsford one- theme. way system was operational a day earlier than usual.

This summer will see us revert back to our traditional format, with aircraft arriving from Wednesday 17 July and the Friday being a shorter preview day. You’ll find timings and details of our plans for RIAT 2019 in this newsletter. 04 05

AIR & SPACE SHOWGROUND INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION ATTRACTIONS

Visitors to this summer’s Air Tattoo are As part of the European Space Agency, TECHNO ZONE® - Experience 21st century being promised a truly out-of-this-world Tim was the first British astronaut to visit technology with over 30 great, interactive experience! The airshow takes place on the the International Space Station, launching exhibits. Find out how a jet engine works, 50th anniversary of the first manned moon on a Soyuz rocket in December 2015 and how aircraft move safely in our skies, learn landing which means we’ll be expanding returning to earth six months later having how to fly a paper plane and enjoy the very our horizons beyond earth to include the taken part in a variety of activities including best in simulated flying experiences. Techno whole universe! conducting a spacewalk to repair the Zone® is committed to inspiring a new Station’s power supply. generation of engineers and aviators. We’ll focus on the exciting and innovative ways organisations are reaching out into Tim will be at the airshow helping to inspire RAF EXPERIENCE - Showcasing the RAF space with a showground full of space- visitors of all ages in the critically-acclaimed today with the men and women who themed displays and entertainment Techno Zone®. When asked about his day protect the UK’s airspace 24 hours a day, - including a planetarium. As well as the at RAF Fairford, Tim said “I’ve been wanting seven days a week, 365 days a year. Learn opportunity to see an ExoMars rover to attend the Royal International Air Tattoo about current operations, the specialised prototype in action, visitors on the Friday for some time and this year’s ‘Space’ theme equipment used and the ways in which will have the opportunity to see British presented the perfect opportunity. I’m really members of the Regular and Reserve forces astronaut Major Tim Peake, who is giving his looking forward to it!” deliver effective airpower capability. seal of approval to our exciting event. VINTAGE VILLAGE - Themed performers, NON-STOP dancers, re-enactors, historic aircraft and vehicles are all designed to transport you on a trip down memory lane. Vintage traders AVIATION ACTION will be selling clothing and accessories with a retro twist whilst the vintage tea room The greatest aircraft and pilots from around serves a fresh cuppa and cake. the world will meet to take part in a thrilling 7-hour plus flying display (4 hours on Friday). ACTIVITY ZONE - A great selection of This will include the last UK display this year interesting attractions suitable for all the of the Red Arrows before they embark on family including a range of ‘have a go’ their tour of the USA. An amazing range attractions – rides and novelty experiences of RAF jets, transporters, warbirds and designed to thrill all ages. The emphasis in helicopters will also feature as well as the the Activity Zone is on fun and you’ll find Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Air plenty of it here. Tattoo debut of the Blades aerobatic display team. SERVICE STATIONS - Many facilities, including food courts, visitor information points, official International representation comes from merchandise and souvenir programmes, the Spanish Navy whose Harriers return to cash points and free Wi-Fi. can be found the Air Tattoo flying, this time, as a synchro in our Service Stations; one located in each pair. Highlights include the German Air Force of the three coloured zones. Many of these Tornado the Royal Norwegian Air Force F-16, facilities can also be found in the Vintage the Swedish Air Force Gripen and more. Village. 06 07

RIAT 2019 We will make as widely available as FLYING possible to all residents, free of charge, foam ear plugs. Residents in Kempsford USEFUL INFO and Whelford can collect theirs when OPERATIONS they pick up their newsletters from the The Air Tattoo will operate the airfield at Kempsford village hall whilst Fairford All flying during the Air Tattoo is undertaken RAF Fairford from 8.00am on Wednesday residents can collect theirs from the Town in accordance with UK MOD flying 17 July until 5.00pm on Monday 22 July. Council offices. They can also be obtained regulations and all display flying is overseen On Wednesday and Thursday (17-18 July), from our reception at Douglas Bader by a highly experienced Flying Display in addition to receiving visiting aircraft, the House on Horcott Hill. Director, supported by a Flying Control Air Tattoo will schedule in a number of Committee all with extensive flying display rehearsals and practices – as it does Should you have any serious concerns display experience from the Air Tattoo and every year. Where possible and weather- about specific display items then call our elsewhere. permitting, this year we will endeavour Local Residents’ Helpline during the airshow to restrict rehearsals/practices by noisier period (see page 16) and our staff will do The Royal Air Force Charitable Trust aircraft types (this would usually be fast their best to assist. Enterprises is an active member of the jets) to a shorter window (approximately British Air Display Association and European 10.00am-6.30pm) in order to show Airshow Council and is compliant with all UK consideration to you, our neighbours. Air regulatory requirements in respect of the activity will continue outside of this window organisation and management of public (but within the airfield opening times) as airshows. In respect of all Air Tattoo flying, aircraft arrive for the airshow. please note that whilst the airfield is open from 8.00am to 8.00pm from Wednesday To further assist you: 17 July to Sunday 21 July and from 8.00am to 5.00pm on Monday 22 July, this does Each evening, we will publish on the not mean there will be continuous flying ‘Local Residents’ area of our website between these periods. Whilst every effort www.airtattoo.com the timings of is made to minimise the effect of aircraft AIRSHOW particularly noisy aircraft types flying the noise, it will inevitably be significantly greater following day. than during the rest of the year. TIMINGS Wednesday 17 July Aircraft arrivals/rehearsals 8.00am-8.00pm Thursday 18 July RAF FAIRFORD FLYING Aircraft arrivals/rehearsals 8.00am-8.00pm Friday 19 July OPERATIONS Gates open to the public 7.30am-6.30pm Flying operations 8.00am-8.00pm Public flying display 11.00am-3.00pm Please note, the vast majority of the Royal International Air Tattoo aircraft movements Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 July at RAF Fairford will take place between Gates open to the public 7.30am-7.30pm 8.00am on Wednesday 17 July and 5.00pm Flying operations 8.00am-8.00pm on Monday 22 July. Either side of this, the Public flying display 10.00am-5.30pm airfield will revert to its standard operational Monday 22 July tempo. Aircraft departures 8.00am-5.00pm 08 09

Whelford to the Red Car Parks. During the proportion of vehicles will be directed to exit village travelling due south to the junction TRAFFIC Entry Phase, the entire length of Whelford via the Purple Route. with the C124 turning right towards the Road (from the Shell Garage to Allotment A419(T), first right towards Down Ampney PLAN & ROUTES Corner, Kempsford) will be the subject of BROWN ROUTE - As a ‘pressure relief’ for the then right again on the outskirts of Down a tidal flow “one way” Temporary Traffic A419(T) east of Swindon, traffic from the Ampney towards Meysey Hampton to the The Traffic Management Plan has the Order, allowing dual flow traffic towards West, South West and Bristol direction will A417 turning right for Fairford and left for full support of both the Car Parks. When considered no longer be directed off the M4 at Junction 17, north Cirencester. Constabulary and Wiltshire Police together necessary, this restriction will be lifted towards Malmesbury and then north-east with the respective councils. Contracted and two-way traffic reinstated until the through the and the Around 3pm upon the start of the Exit traffic officers will be deployed at key commencement of the Exit Phase. Spine Road junction before returning south phase, this one-way system will be junctions during the Air Tattoo and the to rejoin either the Green Route via Down reinstated in the reverse direction towards whole traffic operation will be managed In order to streamline the Exit phase, the Ampney or the Blue Route at the C124 Meysey Hampton at which time traffic from from a Joint Control Centre established at “one way” order in Whelford Road will, dependent upon inbound flow rates. the village will be allowed to join exiting car RAF Fairford. when required, be reversed. This will be park traffic. operational from the Red Car Park exit gates GREEN ROUTE - Traffic on the A417(T) dual PURPLE ROUTE - This route leaves Swindon RIAT and the police request that you DO to the Shell Garage. carriageway will exit at the Burford Road on the A361 towards Highworth, then NOT REPOSITION OR REMOVE TRAFFIC roundabout near Cirencester, to travel briefly to Kempsford via the “Freke Arms”, CONES ONCE THEY ARE IN PLACE. Should (NB: One Way restrictions for Entry and Exit on to the A429 before joining the A417 after Hannington and Hannington Wick. This is you need assistance during RIAT 2019, phases WILL NOT be in place on the Red Cherry Tree Lane crossroads. Vehicles will a Non-Public route and wherever possible please call the Local Residents’ Helpline Route on Friday 19 July). be directed through Meysey Hampton to its use is restricted to residents and specific on 01285 713000. Your patience and the Green Car Parks located to the north Air Tattoo pass holders. The roads which understanding during the period of the Air BLUE ROUTE - Bringing traffic from the M4 of Marston Meysey. In order to increase comprise this route are very narrow, thus Tattoo is greatly appreciated. The main Junction 15 and the South along the the vehicular flow rate during both ‘Entry’ during the “Entry” phase, it is intended approach routes, Friday 19, Saturday 20 and A419(T), exiting on to the C124 over-bridge and ‘Exit’ phases, the main road between to keep traffic flowing almost exclusively Sunday 21 July are: signposted Fairford, and along the C124 Meysey Hampton ‘T’ junction and Marston towards Kempsford. Vehicles will be Meysey will be subject to a ‘One Way towards Kempsford with access denied from Kempsford particularly to large RED ROUTE - Bringing traffic from the directed to the Blue Car Park along Top Temporary Traffic Order’. vehicles that are likely to compromise northeast via Oxford, Burford and Road. The Exit route will be reverse of Entry, Tewkesbury safety and traffic movement. For the same along the A40, A361, and A417, through but due to route limitations a significant (NB: One Way restrictions for Entry and Exit phases WILL NOT be in place on the Green reasons, during the exit phase, the same 10 Stow-on-the-Wold 10 Route on Friday 19 July). controlled access will apply from the Freke Gloucester Arms junction and Hannington Wick. Traffic 11 Cheltenham 9 A40 To allow for a dual flow of traffic towards Officers will, wherever possible, permit M40 the Green Car Parks, no vehicles will be residents access to properties during both A417 Burford permitted to travel from the village of Entry and Exit phases, but only if the size of A40 8 12 A429 Marston Meysey towards Fairford via Ash vehicle does not compromise free and safe RAF Oxford 8 Copse during the Entry phase on Saturday movement for oncoming traffic, the general M5 FAIRFORD A361 20 July and Sunday 21 July. The Green rule being “No Through Road – Access Cirencester A417 Lechlade Triangle/northern end of Marston Meysey Only”. It is likely that, during the peak period A420 village will be manned and barriered to of the outbound phase, in order to speed Cricklade A361 facilitate this. This will be in force from 6am egress from the general area, a significant on each day until lifted at the end of the proportion of vehicles departing from Blue Swindon Entry phase at around 1.00pm. Car Park will also be directed to depart via A419 20/15 the Purple Route. 17 15 For anyone unfamiliar with the area, the 19 18 A34 recommended alternate route towards the (NB: The Purple Route is operational Chippenham M4 A417 for Fairford or Cirencester is: leave the Saturday 20 July and Sunday 21 July). M32 Bristol 13 10 11

ENTRY AND EXIT KEMPSFORD PARKING SHUTTLE BUS PHASE ONE-WAY SYSTEM RESTRICTIONS SERVICE

Subject to the operational requirements Gloucestershire County Council has, Any vehicle parked in contravention of any Stagecoach will operate a dedicated shuttle of the Traffic Plan, for the purposes of the once again, been asked to approve the ‘No Waiting’ restrictions may generate bus service from Swindon on Friday 19, above instructions, it is anticipated that introduction of a one-way system in interest from Gloucestershire County Council Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 July with a there will be a period of approximately two Kempsford commencing 6.00am Friday Parking Enforcement Officers. Any vehicle dedicated single service from Cheltenham hours between the ‘Entry Phase’ ending 19 July through to 9.00pm Sunday 21 July. considered to be causing an obstruction or a to RIAT on the same dates. Their “Inbound” and the ‘Exit Phase’ beginning. During this However, it is hoped that traffic permitting, danger will, under police powers, be removed. service will follow the Purple Route entering period, two-way traffic will resume. Whilst we will be able to lift this restriction before If you encounter any difficulties, please the Base at Gate ‘G’ and departing from the road signage will be in place, indicating to 9.00pm on Sunday 21 July in order to call the Local Residents’ Helpline on 01285 area via Gates ‘E’ or ‘F’ onto the Whelford motorists the prevailing direction of travel, facilitate the safe departure of large vehicles 713000. Road, turning right to Kempsford then should residents have any doubt they should from the showground and local area. If utilizing the Blue Route. Their “Outbound” contact the Local Residents’ Helpline on approved, a Temporary Traffic Regulation service will depart utilizing the Blue or Purple 01285 713000. It is anticipated that the ‘Exit Order will create a clockwise flow around Route dependent upon levels of congestion Phase’ will commence at around 3.00pm on the village on Top Road, Chapel Street and LOCAL RESIDENTS’ and ultimate destination. Saturday and Sunday, but this will be decided High Street. This process will be enforced by on the basis of ‘need’. accredited traffic officers during “daylight VEHICLE STICKER hours” and by prominent temporary signage at all other times. Experience has shown that You should have received an allocation of CONTRACTOR & EXHIBITOR ONE-WAY the one-way arrangement is a fundamental RIAT 2019 residents’ vehicle stickers with this element in easing congestion that would Newsletter; a maximum of two stickers will SYSTEMS otherwise occur around the village. be issued per household. For the system to MOVEMENTS work, the stickers must be limited to people living near to RAF Fairford who are directly As part of the build-up to RIAT 2019, Gate G affected by our traffic routes - please help on the south side of the airfield, in Kempsford, will be open to contractors on Monday 24 A417 us to help you in this respect. Please note A417 Fairford that this sticker serves to assist the police June and will close on Friday 2 Aug. A417 and traffic officers in identifying you as a ‘Local Resident’. Whilst this does not confer One-Way Traffic any specific rights of movement or access; it Meysey 3.00pm - 7.00pm Hampton will allow, where possible, police and traffic 20 July - 21 July officers to facilitate your ease of travel. One-Way Traffic 6.00am - 3.00pm One-Way Traffic Please display the sticker prominently in your 20 July - 21 July RAF Fairford 6.00am - 3.00pm windscreen to highlight to the police and 20 July - 21 July traffic officers that you are a local resident.

One-Way Traffic 3.00pm - 7.00pm 20 July - 21 July Marston Kempsford One-Way System Meysey (Clockwise) in operation Kempsford 6.00am 19 July - 9.00pm 21 July 12 13

As in previous years, a limited number A donation of £1,000 was made to HELPING YOUR LOCAL of complimentary Air Tattoo tickets are Poulton Village Hall (right) towards made available to schools, charities and the establishment of the new Poulton COMMUNITY organisations in the area to help them Community Hub. raise money. Among those to benefit last Listed below are just a few of the ways in year were: Meysey Hampton School; Whelford Village Hall received a donation which the Royal Air Force Charitable Trust League of Friends Fairford Hospital; of £1,000 in 2018. Enterprises (RAFCTE), organiser of the Air Lechlade Little Learners; Fairford Pre- Tattoo, is benefiting your local community: School; Farmor’s School; St Mary’s Church, Last year we spent more than £2 ; Plumbase Spares (Fairford); million in Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and We support the Fairford Christmas Market. Fairford Aviation Association; Fairford Oxfordshire setting up the airshow. & Lechlade Business Club; Hatherop When accommodation, food, fuel and Last year, the Lechlade and District Lions’ Primary School; Ampney Crucis School; other sundries are added, it is estimated Club and the Rotary Club of Cirencester Cotswold Water Park Trust; St Swithin’s that millions more is generated in the received donations totalling £7,500 for the Church, Quenington; North Cerney School surrounding counties, with the Service support they gave to RIAT 2018. Association; Friends of St Sampson’s and Tourism industries receiving the Primary School; Ampney Crucis Fete; biggest boost. We sponsor the Outstanding Business Down Ampney Autism Life Dog; Southrop Student of the Year Award for students at Fete; Kempsford Parochial Church Council; Fairford’s Palmer Hall (right) received a Farmor’s School as part of the Fairford and 1st Kempsford Rainbows; Meysey Fest; donation of £1,000 towards its planned Lechlade Business Club Awards. South Cerney Pre-School Playgroup; Ian programme of refurbishments in 2018. Perkins Memorial Committee, RAF Brize We have sponsored two ground boards at Norton Families’ Club. Marston Meysey Village Hall roof fund Fairford Town Football Club and the club was given a boost by the Air Tattoo. continue to display the Air Tattoo Logo on The Air Tattoo has donated £250 to their away kit. Down Ampney Parochial Church Council Up until 31 May, people living in selected towards the commission of a new music postcode areas in neighbouring We sponsor the Fairford Choral Society and composition called The Down Ampney communities have been given the Lechlade Music Festival’s children’s music March to mark the 75th anniversary of opportunity to purchase half price tickets workshop. Operation Market Garden. for the Friday and Sunday of the airshow. Local homeowners turn spare rooms into RAFCTE has over 40 permanent staff and B&B accommodation while homes with we almost double our numbers for a few LOCAL drives ‘rent out’ private parking spaces. months prior to the show. The majority of our staff live in the surrounding counties The Air Tattoo provides annual sponsorship with eight staff living in the immediate SUPPORT to Fairford Cricket Club (below). area. Additionally, 25% are ex-military. Farmor’s School pupil Amelia Snell scooped We boost local businesses through the Outstanding Business Student of the daily lunches, supplies for meetings Year award at a meeting of the Fairford & and hosting clients. We are proud Lechlade Business Club earlier this year. of our connection with our local The award, sponsored by the Air Tattoo, was community and like to utilise local private awarded by the airshow’s Head of Marketing accommodation over the show. and Business Club Chairman Helen Webb (right). The runners-up were William Stamp The Air Tattoo sponsors the Fairford and Anand Patel. For full details, visit www. Flower Festival. flbc.org.uk/awards-theresults/ 14 15

TRUST SPONSORS SCHOOLS SECURITY & COMMUNITY COMPETITION POLICY

Three schools in the Cotswolds received To ensure that everyone can enjoy RIAT prizes from the RAF Charitable Trust 2019 in a safe and secure atmosphere, after their pupils triumphed in the Junior we will again be introducing a number of Engineering Challenge at last summer’s Air security measures throughout the period Tattoo. of the airshow. Every endeavour will be made to ensure that these measures have Teams, each comprising two pupils, from as little impact as possible on the everyday Fairford C of E Primary School, Cirencester life of local residents. However, we would Primary School and Ashton Keynes C of be grateful for your assistance in supporting SAFETY INFORMATION E Primary School competed against 13 this effort. Should you see anything that others in building and racing their own car concerns you, please contact the police by at the final which was held in the airshow’s telephoning 101, or if you prefer to remain DRONES Techno Zone ®. Judged by a panel including anonymous, ring “Crimestoppers” on Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden, Fairford Freephone 0800 555111. Alternatively, please On Wednesday 13 March 2019 the drone Primary School was awarded first place, contact the Local Residents’ Helpline on flight restriction zone around airports and whilst Ashton Keynes and Cirencester were 01285 713000. As always, in the event of an airfields changed. The government has awarded joint second place. emergency you should telephone 999. introduced a new rule stating that the 1km restriction from the airfield boundary is RAFCT Director Justine Morton (below), replaced by a restriction using the airfield’s presented the £500 first prize to pupils Daisy existing aerodrome traffic zone, which has a and Heidi, from Fairford Primary School, in radius of two-and-a-half nautical miles and front of their teachers and classmates. The then 5km by 1km zones starting from the runners-up each received awards of £200. point known as the ‘threshold’ at the end of each of the airfield’s runways. Both zones extend upwards to a height of 2,000ft above the airfield. It is illegal to fly any drone at any time within these restricted zones unless you have permission from air traffic control at the airport or, if air traffic control is not operational, from the airfield itself. (source: AIR TATTOO DATES https://dronesafe.uk/restrictions/) 17-19 JULY 2020 MEDICAL This Newsletter is designed to keep the EMERGENCIES community informed about the Royal International Air Tattoo 2019 and the way If a resident requires urgent medical the event may affect you. We are also attention they should contact the notifying livestock owners, vets and local Ambulance Service or their local GP in the parish churches of the timings of this year’s normal way; plans are in place to ensure a airshow in order to minimise disruption to speedy response, whether by road or air. all concerned.