Originally Posted by
DaveReidUK
I don't consider the BBC, especially its recent crop of regional reporters, to be suitable arbiters in such matters.
But I do give credit to the BBC scribe here who picked up on Mr Bannerman's organisation's characteristic hyperbole, describing old airfields as "phenomenally brilliant places which have benevolently revolutionised everyday life."
The main beneficiaries of Smith's Lawn, it seems to me, were the Royal Family.