Biggin Hill, once a sprawling village on a plateau of the North Downs with a famous Battle of Britain airfield is now a town, population 10,000, in Greater London within the Borough of Bromley.
A chapel commemorates 453 pilots stationed there who died in the war.
St Mark’s Church was built almost single-handed by its vicar between 1955 and 1959, with material from the derelict All Saints’ Church, Peckham, which he personally dismantled.
Today Biggin Hill has an airport rather than airfield because it has now has a terminal building, customs and lands aircraft up to the size of a Boeing 737.
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