<h1 class="fadeh123css">Greenham Common was known as USAAF Station<br>AAF-486 for security reasons by the USAAF during WW2. </h1>
<h1 class="fadeh123css">In late 1943, Greenham Common airfield<br>was turned over to the USAAF Ninth Air Force.</h1>
<h1 class="fadeh123css">In April 2018 the handover ceremony was performed by<br>Council Chair Cllr Julian Swift-Hook,<br>and the Chair of the Control Tower Committee, Cllr Jon Gage.</h1>

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Interim Audit Report 2019-20

Greenham Parish Council has recently been through the interim internal audit process.

The full report is available to view GPC Interim Audit Report 2019-20.

AGAR Year End Audit

Please find a link below to the completed external auditor report and year end notice for Greenham Parish Council

GPC Year End External Auditor Form

GPC Year End Notice

For more details please contact clerk@greenham.gov.uk

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Volunteers Needed for Greenham Control Tower

Greenham Control Tower is open to the public. It is a visitor centre, and the aim is to run an attraction which appeals to a wide ranging audience.

The facility is run by Greenham Control Tower Limited, which is a not-for-profit company.

There are a series of volunteer opportunities such as building guides, volunteer coordinator, research and museum assistant, fundraising and event organiser, grounds and handy person and publicity and media assistant.

In addition, Greenham Control Tower Limited would welcome those with a personal connection to the base to get involved, either by sharing their stories or donating memorabilia.

For more information please email volunteers@greenhamtower.org.uk

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Latest Parish News

Grant awarded to CAB

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January 2020

Greenham Parish Council sets aside funds every year to award grants to local charitable and not-for-profit organisations. At a recent meeting the Council agreed to give £4,000 to West Berkshire …