At the last airshow there a guide told us that most of the buildings on site are suffering from concrete cancer and that there were also concerns over the hangers that the aircraft are in.

Apparently they have now confirmed it!

The hangers suffer from concrete cancer that is a major issue I’m led to believe.

Scampton Airshow Statement
On September 9-10 Scampton Airshow Limited, with the support of the RAF Charitable Trust Enterprises (RAFCTE), RAF personnel and a hardworking team of volunteers successfully staged a new airshow at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire. The two-day event attracted 50,000 visitors from the East of England and beyond. Organising an aviation event on the scale of the Scampton Airshow involved many stakeholders, significant planning and we are very proud of what was collectively delivered.
However, post-event there remains a lot to reflect on and areas where we would like to improve. As the organiser, we have concluded that rather than stage an airshow in 2018, we will use next year to fully consider the many lessons learnt with the ambition of running an event in 2019. We are very grateful to the many volunteers, sponsors, participants and local agencies, as well as the many thousands of people who attended September’s airshow, for their support.
Full statement available here: bit.ly/2o4zsmF

They have also cancelled the wingwalkers as well, I wonder if the jet team are next?

I don’t see how it could effect the Sally B and other clubs at Duxford as they are not directly connected. The new club has 2 price levels – Prices start from just £35 for membership or access more with Premium membership from £55.

In theory they can be ‘restored’ as any mark as the airframe is a new build anyway!