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Paul Jameson, a father-of-three with motor neurone disease (MND) who cannot talk or walk, has broken four wheelchair Guinness World Records in one day at Dunsfold Park.

Surrey-based Paul Jameson continues to defy the odds following a diagnosis of Motor Neurone Disease (MND) on 12 June 2017. Eight years on, he’s marking the anniversary by attempting to raise £88,000 for his local branch of the MND Association.

Dunsfold Park is delighted to confirm the RAF Red Arrows will be completing a flypast over the aerodrome at 15:10 on Thursday 15 August 2024 in celebration of the Hawks’ first flight from the airfield 50 years ago.

On this day in 1944, 80 years ago, the Allied Forces launched Operation Overlord. This massive assault, designed to retake Nazi-occupied France, is known as D-Day and Dunsfold Aerodrome was one of many participants.

Dunsfold Park is holding a development update and consultation on 20th and 22nd June 2024.

In a special celebration today (25 January 2024) Dunsfold Park was proud to announce the name of its new access road, Canada Avenue.

Joined by special guests, the road was officially named and opened with the help of Colonel Bouchard from the Canadian High Commission, the Mayor of Waverley, Cllr Penny Rivers, McLaren Automotive and Second World War Canadian military vehicles, including a 1944 Chevrolet C8a-MACH-ZL.

The first phase of the works within the site is nearing completion and we are now preparing to start work on the second phase which involves work on the A281 to connect the new roundabout into the existing A281.

The first phase of construction on the new access road onto Dunsfold Park commenced in October 2022. The road is anticipated to open in April 2023 and will require a new name. We are seeking your ideas and feedback on what you think we should call the new access road.

A significant milestone was reached at Dunsfold Park today (Monday 3^rd October 2022) as construction began on a new access road onto the aerodrome.