Those members attending RIAT last weekend will have been fortunate enough to see a display by the only surviving Vulcan Bomber, and piloted by the same pilot, Martin Withers, who flew the world's longest ever bombing raid, on the Falklands Islands in 1982.

The Vulcan was designed just 7 years after the Avro Lancaster Bomber and by the same Designer, Roy Chadwick. Such was the leap in technology that the design went on to be the basis for Concorde. Where is Concorde now - please don't let the Vulcan follow.

Unlike every other plane at the RIAT show, which is supported either by a government, Airforce or a Manufacturer, the Vulcan is solely financed by public donation. Whilst we struggle to keep our cars on the road, just consider the effort and expense required to keep a 50 year old ex-Nuclear Bomber in the air - and please make a donation - so it can continue to thrill crowds as it did last weekend.

To read more about the Vulcan and with information  on how to donate please go to this feature that appeared in the "Sun" this week.

Thank you for any help you can give.