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The Squadron Shake Up
The Squadron, North Weald Airfield CM16 6HR
Saturday 3rd February, 7pm till midnight.
Tickets £10 - book HERE.
The Squadron are pleased to announce our "Squadron Shakeup" Party. We'd like to welcome you to an enjoyable night featuring live music by Fred Clark,
Fred Clark is an exciting acoustic singer/songwriter from Maidstone, Kent who performs with incredible energy and writes with an upbeat, vibrant style. Please go and check out Freds website for more information and to listen to his amazing tracks: https://www.fredclark.co.uk/
Happy hour prices until 9pm, light food & a good time!
Book your tickets to ensure you don't miss out on this limited number event! Check out current information at The Squadron Facebook page: Facebook
Getting to NorthWeald Airfield.
From the M11, take the A414 towards Ongar / Chelmsford. At the first roundabout take the second exit and continue straight over the second roundabout and up to the final roundabout, doubling back to enter at the Main B Gate.
London Underground – take the Central Line to Epping Station. British Rail to Harlow Station from Liverpool Street or Cambridge via Stansted Airport.
By air: North Weald Radio 123.525. TMZ Squawk 7010 Mode C or S when talking to North Weald. The Airfield is open from 0830 to 1900 or sunset + 30 minutes local time, whichever is earlier. Fire Cover Cat 1.
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