Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Cotswold Aero Club

From Graces Guide

of Cheltenham and Cirencester

1927 Formed

1933 Registered as a private company. The directors are: Arthur W. King (chairman), Mill House, Westgate-street, Gloucester, director of Westgate Motor House Co., (Gloucester) Ltd.; William R. Walwin, Sunnyside, Upton Lane, Barnwood, near Gloucester; Denis Foot, St. Catherine's Vicarage, Heathville-road, Gloucester (all permanent subject to each holding 50 shares). The secretary is Denis Foot; solicitor, G. W. Treasure, St. John's Chambers, Gloucester.[1]

1937 The Aerodrome, Cheltenham Road, Gloucester. Aerodrome: Cheltenham Road. Patron, His Grace the Duke of Beaufort; Secretary, W. Rex Walwin. Entrance Fee: £1 1s. Instructors, J. A. C. Northway and W. Rex Walwin (Hon.).[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Gloucestershire Echo. Thursday, 9 March 1933
  2. ↑ 1937 The Aeroplane Directory of Aviation