This pic in the link does have that type of hut behind the Herald http://thumbs4.picclick.com/d/l400/pict/391543821823_/British-United-Handley-Page-Herald-G-APWF-at-Newcastle.jpg
and the colour scheme is here…https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7202/6890685597_383220225f_b.jpg

As you suggested,tracking . Otherwise any reference would become long winded ” That Hurricane which used to be at the Siddal auction rooms,then Upton camp marked USW but dont think its the same one that was displayed at Earls Court in the same markings,they were both replicas “
Also in the early days of aviation several flyers had no identity, home builders also produced all sorts of craft some never flew and it can take time for the real identity to be re discovered on some airframes so a BAPC serial helps track.

good work keeping these records…mention of a typo reminds me of the hundreds of times that the press refers to hand gliders.

Very few capital projects have as much impact as a sustained house building process, the private sector makes money from this and the high price of suitable land in the South makes old airfields very attractive prospects. This also will apply to former Army estates and my local Fort George has accessible areas of flat land in use as firing ranges which will be probably housing in 20 years time.

Dont forget Kermit Weeks ….1 complete dry stored and two lots of spares…
https://www.facebook.com/KermitWeeks/photos/a.929460523789694.1073742475.271937182875368/929460563789690/?type=1&theater

Brackla has mostly returned to farming, currently pigs rather than arable.There is a large area of river gravels fringing the North dispersals with patches of undergrowth. It is rumoured that bits left over from scrapping operations might be buried but my air surveys dont show any clear signs of old pit areas just a variety of old river channels.