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Navy, Army, RAF and Cadet Centres Address Address Line 2 Address Line 3 Post Town County Postcode HOLKER STREET BARROW IN FURNESS Cumbria LA14 5RA Upper Bristol Road BATH Somerset BA1 3AE Queen Katherine St KENDAL Cumbria LA9 7DG Caton Road LANCASTER Lancashire LA1 3NY The Drill Hall Alton Lane ROSS-ON-WYE Herefordshire HR9 5NB Dukes Meadow Pickersleigh Road Barnards Green MALVERN Worcestershire WR14 2QL Bee Lane Fordhouses WOLVERHAMPTON Staffordshire WV10 6LE Warstones Road Penn WOLVERHAMPTON Staffordshire WV4 4LP Moor Street TAMWORTH Staffordshire B79 7QY Ribbon Fields NUNEATON Warwickshire CV11 4JF Rear of Memorial Hall Pontrillas Road EWYAS HAROLD HR2 0EL Halecroft Avenue Wednesfield WOLVERHAMPTON Staffordshire WV11 1TS Cadbury Drive Castle Vale BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B35 7EW ATC Headquarters Perdiswell Park Droitwich Road WORCESTER Worcestershire WR3 7SN Wattons Lane SOUTHAM Warwickshire CV47 0HX ATC Headquarters Lawton Street Biddulph STOKE-ON-TRENT Staffordshire ST8 6EJ 2313 ATC Chalfont Sqn Old Nursery Bldg,Micholls AvenueNa tional Society for Epilepsy, CChesham HALFO LaNTne ST PETER Buckinghamshire SL9 0RJ ATC Headquarters Whitemill Lane Walton STONE Staffordshire ST15 0EQ 1st Floor of Post Office Building Victoria Road Darlaston WEDNESBURY Staffordshire WS10 8AB Grange Road PENKRIDGE Staffordshire ST19 5NJ r/o Health Centre Standhills Road KINGSWINFORD West Midlands DY6 8DN Norwich Army Reserve Centre 325 Aylsham Road NORWICH Norfolk NR3 2AB ATC Headquarters Lower Galdeford LUDLOW Shropshire SY8 1RT MOD Stafford Beaconside STAFFORD Staffordshire ST18 0AQ Pool Road STUDLEY Warwickshire B80 7QU 63A Scott Road Olton SOLIHULL West Midlands B92 7LQ Albert Road Aston BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B6 5 NL Cadet Drive Off Haslucks Green Road Shirley SOLIHULL West Midlands B90 2FE Rugby Club Grounds Walmley SUTTON COLDFIELD Warwickshire B76 2QA Abingdon Airfield Dalton Barracks ABINGDON Oxfordshire OX13 6JB RAF Little Rissington Little Rissington Cotswold District BOURTON ON THE WATER Gloucestershire GL5 2LR Watford ATC 69 High Road Leavesden WATFORD Hertfordshire WD25 7AL Mckinlay Building Coventry Road Baginton COVENTRY Warwickshire CV8 3AZ Vicarage Road Langley OLDBURY West Midlands B68 8HT Ramsey ACF Abbey College Abbey Road RAMSEY Cambridgeshire PE26 1DF Abbotscroft Army Reserve Centre Doagh Road Newtownabbey Antrim BT37 9QJ ABERAERON ACF BRITISH LEGION HALL OXFORD STREET ABERAERON Ceredigion SA46 0JB ABERBARGOED ACF OFF COMMERCIAL STREET ABERBARGOED BARGOED Caerphilly CF81 9BU 254 SQN ATC LAMBERT TERRACE GLADLYS ABERDARE RHONDDA CYNON TAFF CF44 8AT PITMEDDEN ROAD ABERDEEN AB21 0DP GORDON BARRACKS ELLON ROAD BRIDGE OF DON ABERDEEN CITY OF ABERDEEN AB23 8DB WILLOWPARK CRESCENT ABERDEEN CITY OF ABERDEEN AB16 6XU MOIR DRIVE NORTHFIELD ABERDEEN CITY OF ABERDEEN AB16 7NU 64A ALBURY RD ABERDEEN CITY OF ABERDEEN AB11 6TL 152 DON ST ABERDEEN CITY OF ABERDEEN AB24 1XQ WESTHILL ROAD WESTHILL Aberdeenshire AB32 6QY ANDERSON ROAD ABERDEEN CITY OF 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Camp Browndown Road LEE-ON-THE-SOLENT Hampshire PO13 9UG Tanners Lane BURFORD OX18 4NA Swinbrook Road CARTERTON Oxfordshire OX18 1AW ACF Centre The Grove Hawarden Road CATERHAM Surrey CR3 5QT ACF Centre Newlands Avenue Caversham READING` Berkshire RG4 8NS Drill Hall Road CHERTSEY Surrey KT16 8EL ACF Centre Windsor Road CHOBHAM Surrey GU24 8LD Combermere Barracks St Leonards Road WINDSOR Berkshire SL4 3DN ACF Centre Causton Road CRANBROOK Kent TN17 3ER Cunniburrow Boulevard Cunniburrow MILTON KEYNES Buckinghamshire MK14 7DX ACF Centre Mead Crescent DARTFORD Kent DA1 2SH ACF Centre Middle Road DEAL Kent CT4 9SM ACF Centre Newfoundland Road Deepcut CAMBERLEY Surrey GU16 6SQ SCC Hut Donnington Bridge Rd OXFORD OX4 4AZ The Village Hall Back Lane EYNSHAM OX29 4QW ACF Centre Preston Street FAVERSHAM Kent ME13 8PG ACF Centre London Road FELBRIDGE Surrey RH19 2QS ACF Centre Railton Road GUILDFORD Surrey GU2 9LX ACF Hawkslade Hawkslade Farm Community Ctr Orwell Drive Aylesbury Buckinghamshire HP21 9YL Old Lifeboat Station Stamford Avenue Hayling Island HAVANT Hampshire PO11 0BW Harcourt House Marston Road Headington OXFORD Oxfordshire OX30 0EJ ACF Centre William Street HERNE BAY Kent CT6 5NY Cadet Centre Rutland Street HIGH WYCOMBE Buckinghamshire HP11 2JS ACF Centre Marmion Road HOVE Sussex BN3 5FS ACF Centre 91 High Street HURSTPIERPOINT Sussex BN6 9RE ACF Centre Car Park New Road HYTHE Hampshire SO45 6BP Kents Hill Community Ctr Kents Hill MILTON KEYNES Buckinghamshire MK7 6HQ ACF Centre Oaks Close LEATHERHEAD Surrey KT22 7SH ACF Centre Ham Lane LEWES Sussex BN7 3PS ACF Centre Racecourse Road LINGFIELD Surrey RH7 6PQ ACF Centre Pier Road LITTLEHAMPTON Sussex BN17 5LW ACF Centre St Luke's Road MAIDENHEAD Berkshire SL6 7AN Army Air Corps Centre MIDDLE WALLOP Hampshire SO20 8DY Monktons Hall College Avenue MAIDSTONE Kent ME15 6YJ ACF Centre Keogh Barracks MYTCHETT Surrey GU12 5RQ North Oxfordshire Academy Drayton Road BANBURY OX16 0UD Elsfield Way OXFORD Oxfordshire OX2 8EW ACF Centre Crown Lane Old Basing BASINGSTOKE Hampshire RG24 7DN ACF Centre Whitchurch Road OVERTON Hampshire RG28 7SB Drill Hall 17 Bridge Road Park Gate SOUTHAMPTON Hampshire SO31 7GD ACF Centre Army Training Regiment Pirbright Camp BROOKWOOD Surrey GU24 0QQ Building 1/38A HM Naval Base PORTSMOUTH Hampshire PO1 3LS Community Ctr Stratton Road PRINCES RISBOROUGH Buckinghamshire HP27 9AX Old NAAFI Buildings Quetta Park MQS CHURCH CROOKHAM Hampshire GU52 8TG ACF Centre Wilsons Road RAMSGATE Kent CT11 9LZ ACF Centre Broadlands Rise ROMSEY Hampshire SO51 9LB ACF Centre The Fairway SANDOWN Isle Of Wight PO36 9JH ACF Centre The Quay SANDWICH Kent CT13 9EN ACF Centre Church Road Shorncliffe FOLKESTONE Kent CT20 1SE Faringdon Road Watchfield SWINDON Wiltshire SN6 8ST ACF Centre Crown Quay Lane SITTINGBOURNE Kent ME30 3SN Oxford Spires Academy Glanville Road OXFORD OX4 2AU ACF Centre Lee Road SNODLAND Kent ME6 5NN ACF Centre St George's Barracks GOSPORT Hampshire PO12 1BS ACF Centre Tamar Drive 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Building HQ QMG Monxton Road ANDOVER Hampshire SP11 8HT Penrith Road BASINGSTOKE Hampshire RG21 8XW Beaconsfield Station Wilton Park BEACONSFIELD Buckinghamshire HP9 2RP Cadet Centre Downs Road BEXHILL ON SEA Sussex TN39 4HS Sandy Lane West Littlemore OXFORD Oxfordshire OX4 6LD Hut 19 Bletchley Park BLETCHLEY Buckinghamshire MK3 6EB Cadet Centre Chichester Road BOGNOR REGIS Sussex PO21 5BU Wolfe House Bordon Garrison BORDON Hampshire GU35 0NE ACF Centre Old Staff College Broad Lane BRACKNELL Berkshire RG12 9BH Cadet Centre Stony Stratford Road BUCKINGHAM Buckinghamshire MK18 1NY Cadet Centre East Row CHICHESTER Sussex PO19 1PR Cadet Centre Burford Road CHIPPING NORTON Oxfordshire OX7 5DZ Cadet Centre West Street DORKING Surrey RH4 1DD Pavilion in The park 3 Kingfisher Road EASTLEIGH Hampshire SO509LH ACF Centre Ship Street FOLKESTONE Kent CT19 5BE Drill Hall Bartons Road FORDINGBRIDGE Hampshire SP6 1JD ACF Centre Watling Strteet GILLINGHAM Kent ME7 2AA ACF Centre Grange Road GRAVESEND 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