Brilliant pics Damien,the Lanc pics particularly so. 😎

Here’s a photo each of an Il-62 and VC 10-spot the difference!! 😮

Well,if it’s not a fighter Mk and it’s not a Pr Mk,my guess would be an unarmed T.IX dual control trainer.Seeing as it’s in an overall pale colour,I’ll take a wild stab at it being on the Irish Air Corps machines in the mid-late 60’s.
Location?Not the foggiest,but i’ll take a stab at Baldonnel as it’s a an airfield I know the Irish flew Spits from.
Close???Thought not…:)

“‘Vreeburghal’ is the name of the hangar (= hal, as in ‘hall’) in which it’s preserved. Named after engineer Vreeburg “

Aha! Thanks Arthur,it’s a good thing your English is better than my Dutch. 😀

The bi-annual SBAC show is being held from July 19th through to the 25th (the 24th and 25th being the main public show days as usual).I dunno what will be in attendance,though.
As you may already know,the Farnborough Air Sciences Trust (FAST) Museum opened their doors late last year.Last I heard,they are open on weekends only,although I guess it’s possible they might be arranging special opening times and events during Farnborough week.Might be an idea to get in touch with them via the website…

http://www.fast.aero/asp/content.asp?filter=1

I’ll go along with Flood’s idea of it being an S14,so perhaps it’s the example on display at the Militaire Luchtvart Museum at Vreeburghal?
Location courtesy of a quick Google. 😉

…she’s slightly cleaner on the other side,but still pretty tatty and faded…