Project News

Off to Belfast with the help of Intack Self Drive

Apr 18th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Other News, Project News

Our return trip to Belfast has been scheduled for mid-May to pick up parts from the Trident 2E G-AVFE there. We have had a generous offer from Intack Self Drive in Blackburn for half-price hire of a Luton van over the four days we’ll need it. Tony and Neil will take the van over to [...]



Trident restoration begins!

Apr 15th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

Work has finally started in preparing the last complete Trident 1C airframe anywhere in the world for display in a museum. G-ARPO is our aircraft, and last week members from the Save The Trident team, including Tony Jarrett, Neil Lomax, Peter Foster and Phil Biley, met at Durham Tees Valley Airport to begin preparation work [...]



Stena to ferry parts from Belfast

Apr 9th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

We had some great news today. Stena Line have agreed to sponsor us by providing return travel for a Luton van between Stranraer and Belfast. This will enable us to take the parts from Trident 2E G-AVFE at Belfast International Airport and transport them back to the museum at Sunderland ready to become part of [...]



Latest Progress – Meeting Hauliers and Airport

Apr 6th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

Tony travelled to Durham Tees Valley Airport last week to meet with a couple of hauliers and crane reps to discuss the needs of the move. Being in the presence of G-ARPO made it easier to explain and discuss the plans and potential problems, and has enabled each of the companies to go away and [...]



HSS Sponsor Neil

Mar 31st, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Other News, Project News

HSS Tool Hire have agreed to sponsor us again by putting Neil Lomax, a member of the Save The Trident team, through an abbrasive wheel course in April. Neil will be cutting the Trident prior to the transporting of the aircraft and it is the stipulation today with Health and Safety rules that this course [...]



RAeS Talk Success

Mar 20th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Project News

Neil Lomax’s talk at the Royal Aeronautical Society covered the Hawker Siddeley HS.121 Trident aircraft, his work on preserving G-AWZK at Manchester, and introduced the campaign to save G-ARPO. The talk was enjoyed by all, and to top it off the organisation donated money from a raffle held at the event to our project, which [...]



Skipbridge Signs Offer Support

Mar 17th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

Skipbridge Signs, based in Darlington, have offered us support in our project in two very useful areas. First of all, they have offered the use of a Cherry Picker whenever we need it. This will be useful when dismantling our Trident at its current site, which will require a lot of cutting and will result [...]



Help from Fosters Forestry & Gardens

Mar 8th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

We’ve had a very kind offer of help from Fosters Forestry & Gardens, based near Darlington. They offer an excellent range of tree services both domestically and commercially, and have a lot of experience. Have a look at their website here: http://www.ffguk.com/ Fosters have kindly offered use of a Transit van when it comes to [...]



Save The Trident on 5live

Mar 5th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

The Save The Trident project will feature on the breakfast show of BBC 5live radio station on the morning of Sunday 7 March. Tune in to hear exclusive interviews with our own Matt Falcus, and Chris Brown of the International Fire Training Centre. Neil Lomax may also feature on the show. The interview will take [...]



Ladders Transported by HDNL

Feb 13th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Featured articles, Project News

On Thursday, Tony travelled up to the North East Aircraft Museum along with six push-along ladders which have been kindly donated by Ideal World shopping channel. These were transported by Home Delivery Network (HDNL). We thank both companies very much for this work they have undertaken, which involved a long journey by road. The picture [...]