Blog: VTST Volunteer Sam Scrimshaw
When Sam Scrimshaw visited Waddington Airshow in 2013 little did he know that one of the aircraft on display would catch his attention in a
The draw for Vulcan To The Sky’s 70th Anniversary Raffle took place on Tuesday 20th September at our Central Stores in Stratford-Upon-Avon
Our independent draw-masters on the day were:
And the winners are…
1st Prize – Vulcan XH558 Cockpit Experience for two with a light lunch
Ticket Number – 17776 T. Tulley
2nd Prize – Two Raleigh XH558 Camo His and Hers Bicycles
Ticket Number – 19073 D. Aldrich
3rd Prize – Vulcan XH558 Engine Ground Run Experience for two with a light lunch
Ticket Number – 17655 V. M. Eden
4th Prize – Unique XH558 Oil Painting – Vulcan in Flight
Ticket Number – 12533 F. Cree
5th Prize – Platinum Jubilee Art Deco Style Avro Vulcan Model
Ticket Number – 16118 M. Littlejohns
6th Prize – Vulcan XH558 Airside Tour for two
Ticket Number – 16316 D. Yule
7th Prize – XH558 – ‘Chute Deployed’ Aircrew Signed Photo
Ticket Number – 13458 J. Parlour
8th Prize – RED ARROWS Limited Edition Aluminium Wall Art
Ticket Number – 19773 E. Handforth
9th Prize – Vulcan to the Sky Store £100 Gift Voucher
Ticket Number – 11426 K. Cannock
10th Prize – Three Bladed Turbine Segment
Ticket Number – 12851 B. Clouder
11th Prize – Five Blade Turbine Segment
Ticket Number – 18323 J. Dowell
12th Prize – 2023 Calendar, Desk Diary and Pocket Diary
Ticket Number – 13838 P. Roberts
Congratulations to you all!
Our thanks go to all those that entered and helped towards helping to care for the Spirit of Great Britain Vulcan XH558.
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