To all ex-Denbury boys, your wives and families,
Easter, as you know is a Christian religious festival, something that of late and for political purposes we are encouraged to refrain from acknowledging as such, however, at this time, Sue and I pray that you all stay safe and well through this difficult period, regardless of your personal beliefs and we will hopefully see you in the not too distant future.

Hi All,

I am looking for anyone who may have known my great aunt Eva, known as 'Eve'. She was in the WVS and spent a lot of time at Denbury Camp, even running the Balaclava Club. Infact, there are a couple of articles with her in the The Mercury :-)
I would love to hear anything you may remember of her.

Thanks in advance :-)

Chris, I wasn't trying to get a lift, the way these trains run, I get to torquay about 10.50, and the next one is due in at 12.40, so I had to go for the early
one, so I have plenty of time to get there, just finding out how is the problem !!.so thanks for the offer. Terry.

Not heard from Jock Kelly for sometime, would meet him in Pompey for small yomp and a coffee whenever I visited my outlaws. Lost his contact number. I know he had some health issues.
Just checking if anyone has heard from him.

Stay Safe All.
Steve Kent

Hi Emma, I think I remember Eve Boswell during my time. Eve was very kind to the boys especially those of us who smoked. Eve would always engage us in conversation and some times she would give us a ciggie. Believe me the odd cigarette was sometimes a life saver. The Eve I remember would have been in her 50's....I think she wore glasses. Regards, Dave Clapson.

Thank-you to the individuals who have kindly donated towards the upkeep of the Denbury Days website. It is much appreciated. Tony

For Steve Kent. Steve, please call me on 07836 356474. Thank you..George McIntosh

Hello Tony,
I am writing on behalf of George Wood in order to reach out to members of his troop, who he would love to hear from. George is suffering from parkinson's and dementia, is resident in a care home, and wheelchair bound, hence me writing on his behalf. What is the best way of making contact?
Regards, Chris Finlay

Thinking of visiting Blighty next May. Are there any reunions happening around then?

58 years ago yesterday (2nd May) I arrived at Newton Abbot station with Frank Dawson, we had traveled up from Plymouth, we had both signed on together on 17th April at Raglan Barracks, Devonport. I can't remember who we were met by but I do remember the 3 Tonner and the ride to camp, to be met by my J/NCO in nig wing J/Cpl Pat Read White Spear also a Devon boy.