Written by Unknown on 08 January 2000.
In a rectangular compound on Wetherington Down, 100 yards South of A36
OPEN All surface features remain intact with the light green paint flaking badly. The hatch is open. Internally much remains including table, shelf, cupboard. twin bunks with the bottom bed in place only, end frame for single bed, mattress, sheets, BPI & FSM mounts, many notices mounted on the wall under plastic. utensils small metal splint, siren box, fire blanket in its box, papers, rubber gloves, anorak with ROC arm badge, weather poster, aircraft identification poster, light, wiring, dustpan and rope with a hook. In June 2000 the post was re-equipped for three days for filming a possible TV documentary on the ROC.
Opened in 1961 and closed in 1991.
Written by Harry Lloyd on 06 May 2025.
Good day.
Visited today and am reporting an update.
Can confirm this ROC is still open. Situated on farmers land, all land surrounding is crops, be careful. Farmers on site with tractors.
Unfortunately, this ROC has seen major vandalism from the last pictures with pretty much everything being smashed up and destroyed, on the ground. There is some graffiti on the walls and the ladder is a bit rusty.
Quite difficult to access, 2 barbed wire gates from nearest parking space.
The surface is still completely intact with both vents and the hatch still in place, all green paint has gone, it is just stone.
A couple years ago this was in better condition than nearby Broad Chalke ROC, but unfortunately the vandals have ruined it.