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A possible Second World War site, consisting of three small buildings, may be visible on aerial photographs at this location, although the structures could easily relate to non-military activity.

The site of a possible Second World War structure, or structures, is visible on aerial photographs to the east of Bury Road, Brandon. The function of this possible military site is uncertain, although the proximity to a pair of pillboxes may have rel...

Two possible Second World War structures may be visible on aerial photographs at this location, although it is feasible that they are agricultural. It’s possible that they relate to military activity or civil defence, such as ARP posts

An area of probable Second World War trenches, pits and banks can be seen as earthworks (which have since been levelled) on aerial photographs. The features consist of a number of possible trenches, pits and banks which most likely related to practic...

Possible Second World War practice trenches are seen as earthworks (before being subsequently levelled) on aerial photographs. The feature consists of a cluster of small irregular ditches most likely relating to Second World War practice trenches. Th...

A possible Second World War site may be visible on aerial photographs at this location, although the structures and activity could easily relate to the sewage works, agricultural or industrial buildings. Some elements of the structural components may...

An area of banks and a large mound which may be Second World War or post medieval in date are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs. The banks may relate to Second World War training features or possibly post medieval park and garden features asso...

The aerial photographs could indicate that a Second World War site existed at Ford Farm. The presence of a possible circular feature on the grass could suggest a short-lived searchlight battery, however this is not certain and all evidence could rela...

A small possible Second World War building or hut is seen as a structure (before the structure is demolished) on aerial photographs. The small structure could possibly relate to a Second World War building or hut and is seen from the 1940s until the ...

Possible Second World War training features within a large post medieval extraction pit and are seen as earthworks on aerial photographs and visualised lidar data. The features most likely relate to Second World War military training and consist of a...