STS 63 Warnham Court, Warnham, Horsham, West Sussex. Used by EU/P (Polish Minorities) Section, including for (aborted) Operation Bardsea [19] and Operation Dunstable. At Teva we believe that everyone should have access to quality medicine that helps manage disease, fights infection, or simply improves overall health. Station VIIc - Allensor's joinery factory, King George's Avenue, Watford - Wireless Section Research Station XVb - The Demonstration Room, Natural History Museum in London. Camouflage Section - A training centre for agents and for briefing officials. [7] Love it or hate it, according to consumer champion Which?, the famed spread Marmite can’t match up to Aldi’s own-brand alternative, which costs 30% less than the branded version*.

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Frederic Boyce and Douglas Everett; Foreword by M.R.D. Foot (2003). SOE: The Scientific Secrets. Sutton Publishing. ISBN 0-7509-3165-5. These were SOE's radio stations, established when SOE's signals establishments were separated from that of SIS / GCCS at Bletchley Park (originally "Station X"). This formally took place on 1 June 1942. Frederic Boyce and Douglas Everett (2003). SOE: The Scientific Secrets. "Appendix A: Research and Development Establishments". Sutton Publishing. ISBN 0-7509-3165-5. (p.289)

New research from Aldi* has found 40% of Brits plan to ‘spend less on Christmas food’ compared to last year, because of the cost-of-living crisisEstablishments concerned with experimental work, storage and production were given Roman numerals (mostly in Hertfordshire). Active stations and training schools had Arabic numbers. These included paramilitary schools around Arisaig in Scotland, "finishing" schools around Beaulieu in Hampshire and operational schools in various counties including Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Oxfordshire. Lynn Philip Hodgson; Foreword by Secret Agent 'Andy Durovecz (2003). Inside Camp X. ISBN 0-9687062-0-7.

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The administrative headquarters of the SOE were based in and around Baker Street in central London, but to meet the needs of those involved in experimental work, research & development, and training, the Government requisitioned numerous large properties in various parts of Britain. These were identified by numbers – training schools were given Arabic numerals, such as STS 43 (Audley End House in Essex), and experimental establishments were given Roman numerals, such as Station XIV (Briggens in Essex). In total there were about 56 training schools and 17 experimental establishments. Just two of the training schools were in Hertfordshire, but there were eight experimental establishments based in the county. These were: Bride Hall, near Ayot St Lawrence, housed the Weapons Acquisition Section, which was located in a number of spacious barns. Station VI’s main task was to gather weapons by any means possible. Several public appeals were launched in 1942, 1943 and early 1945, asking the civilian population to donate any serviceable weapons to the cause – this resulted in more than 10,000 small arms being acquired for use by the SOE and resistance groups in Europe. In total the Station sent more than 100,000 guns of various kinds for use in the field.