Little Snoring opened in 1943 and was used mainly by Lancasters and Mosquitos. It was relinquished by the RAF in the 1950s but remains in use for general aviation via part of one of the original runways. I was passing by yesterday so detoured to have a quick look. Not much is accessible since it is an active airfield but the other end of the current runway was quite clear, albeit covered with piles of gravel, and the original control tower is still extant. An airfield memorial stone has been erected in the recent past.
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