Slightly Possibly a sattelite/relief Airfield for Pershore ?

Nothing obvious on Air Photo Mosaic Sheet (1:10,560 scale): 32/85 S.E. / SO 85 S.E.
One of the buildings might be visible.


 

Could be a number of things, even land army huts.

TerryClark wrote:

The brick built building certainly looks substantial enough to be of military construction; its position at an angle next to the railway line suggests possibly a small depot of some sort with a short siding.
Looking at the adjacent fields, none of them (in my opinion) is suitable for use for flying training (SLG/RLG) but maybe an ELG?
 

Many WWII buildings were only built to last for only a few years, i.e. the expected duration of the war.  It is often difficult to distinguish between, military and agricultural (sometime mines as well) buildings because all very cheap construction.

At a gun site someone pointed the difference between WWI and WWII concrete structures, the WWI concrete was often higher quality and had lasted well.  (I think it was that way around!)