Wartime control tower web site

24 Aug 2022 16:46 #1 by Paul Francis
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The control tower web site is now defunct another victim of the Facebook scourge. It was a case of use it or loose it and in the last year or so footfall had significantly dropped.. the site contents has however been saved.

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24 Aug 2022 21:06 #2 by airfields man
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That is sad to know Paul, but Good that the contents have been saved. I often used it, had it my favourites section.

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25 Aug 2022 10:48 #3 by Peter Kirk
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Do people still use facebook? Both my daughters stopped using it on a regular basis as it's T&C's were unpleasant. Maybe it will come back into favour now they have restored the newest post first facility.

I stopped using it when I was moaned at for not "liking" a reply to one of my posts.

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26 Sep 2022 17:17 #4 by Alex Brown
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Yes, Facebook is still quite a big thing…

I used the control towers website frequently, was very useful.
Who used to run it?

Yes, I'm back(ish).

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26 Sep 2022 17:19 #5 by Windcutter
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I do not and have never used facebook, so I am gutted that the website has gone over to that dreadful platform. I used the site quite frequently and I too had it saved in my favourites and it and a few other sites got me through a lot of long night shifts studying OS maps, identifying an airfield and looking up the tower.

Shame.

Jules

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02 Oct 2022 20:28 #6 by Paul Francis
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Jules the web site has completely gone the owner has not transferred it to Facebook, or any of its contents. 

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10 Oct 2022 11:50 #7 by REF
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shame to see it go, it was a regular bookmark for me too.

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10 Oct 2022 12:58 #8 by netcompsys
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Yes gone from the normaly accessible web, but still at least partially available via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine

Try
web.archive.org/web/20210928143737/https...rs.co.uk/listing.htm
 

kevin
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22 Apr 2024 13:42 #9 by overingc
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Hi Paul
Just come across your post, rather late to the party sadly helping the demise.
You say contenets have been save can you point me in the right direction please?
Thanks
Chris

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