Did you know?
The airfield’s highly distinctive name is nothing to do with irregular breathing while sleeping but in fact dates back to Anglo-Saxon times, relating to the settlement of Snear, meaning either bright or swift: the Snoring name itself started in the 14th Century. Another anomaly is that Little Snoring village is actually larger than its neighbour Great Snoring."
| Also known as: |
RAF Little Snoring |
| County: |
Norfolk |
| Current Status: |
Farmland / Industry / Aviation / Public road |
| Date: |
July 1943 - March 1953 |
| Current Use: |
Limited flying |
| Used By: |
RAF / Civil |
Little Snoring village sign (15/07/2006)
East side of perimeter track, today a minor road (15/07/2006)
Looking north across airfield (15/07/2006)
The following organisations are either based at, use and/or have significant connections with the airfield (as at 01/09/2011):
Barnet Recycling Ltd