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⌈ Secret Post #6602 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Research Rant

[(Anonymous)]

What were the roads that someone would use to drive from Glasgow, Scotland to Banbury, England in the year 1991? The motorway and road network was reworked at some point in the nineties but nowhere says from where to where, and when. Also where would a heli-rescue vehicle land for transferring a critically injured child to the Glasgow Sick Kids hospital that same year. All the articles about these transfers now refer to a newly built hospital with its own integral helipad, but google earth history shows the old hospital never had that facility. It is also pretty vague on when the city's private heliport on the Clyde at the Armadillo opened, and if it ever accepted helimed flights.

All things that nobody in the nineties never thought to write down.

Re: Research Rant

[(Anonymous)]

For the roads, have you tried www. roads. org. uk? They have a chronological record of motorway changes. There's also some old road maps digitised on the Internet Archive - search for "Geographers' A-Z Map Company".

The Scottish Air Ambulance Service might have information on where they would have landed in 1991, or generally before the helipad was built.