THE park has come a long way since it started life as Cornwall Aircraft Park, opened in 1976 by former Navy pilot Douglas Kingsford Hale. He dreamt up the idea while serving on board HMS Hermes in the Antarctic. The Countess of Wessex meeting visitors at Flambards during its 30th anniversary celebrations in 2006…. Read More
Flambards, one of the South West’s leading family attractions, has been put up for sale for the first time in its 37 year history. First established in 1976 by Douglas and Audrey Kingsford-Hale as the Cornwall Aero Park, Flambards quickly grew from an exhibition hall with a vast collection of aviation memorabilia, aircraft and gardens… Read More
Flambards and One2eleven both have new dedicated websites. They’re clearer, more interactive and designed to fit and be easily used on any device from a desk top to a smart phone. Flambards’ site has video, images and an interactive map of the park as well as access to an on-line shop where you will be… Read More
It began as a friendly chat between the grandmother of a Moebius Syndrome sufferer and her friend and workmate at Helston’s One2eleven attraction. It will end with four intrepid Helston heroines jumping out of a plane 10,000 feet above Cornwall. The idea behind this daredevil scheme is to increase awareness of the little known Moebius… Read More
To raise awareness of the Moebius Trust and hopefully some funds, staff at Cornwall’s much-loved One2eleven indoor attraction are organising two fun-filled days of activities. The official Moebius National Awareness Day is Thursday, January 24, but, to pack in all the entertainment planned, One2eleven staff and customers will make it a two day event at… Read More
