THE chairman of Maldon District Council hosted a civic reception at Stow Maries aerodrome.
Henry Bass, hosted his civic reception at the Great War Aerodrome on Friday July 27.
The chairman was joined by dignitaries, including the Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff, politicians, councillors, chairman and mayors from across the county.
Also in attendance were business leaders, many of whom Mr Bass has met on official visits promoting local business.
Mr Bass and his wife Jane warmly welcomed everyone to the Maldon District and to the unique Great War Aerodrome.
Mr Bass said: “We are proud to call this site one of the jewels in the crown of the district and to benefit from such beautiful surroundings. I would like to thank all the trustees and volunteers for facilitating this event.”
The guests were treated to an afternoon tea in the grounds of the aerodrome.
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