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1 Adastral Park, Martlesham Heath, Suffolk, BT Research Laboratories, 1975–

2 Beaumanor/Garats Hay, Leic., post–war Army sigint base & Special Projects Agency, 1945–94

3 Bletchley Park; this remained a sigint training site after the war until 1985

4 Boddington, Glos, (RAF) military communications unit working with GCHQ

5 Bower, Bowermadden near Wick, listening station, closed 1975

6 Brawdy, Haverfordwest, Wales, 14 Signals Regiment (electronic warfare)

7 Brora, Sutherland, listening station, closed 1984

8 Capenhurst Tower, Cheshire, intercepting telephone traffic to Ireland, 1990–98

9 Cheadle, Staffs, (RAF) listening station, closed 1996

10 Cheltenham (Oakley and Benhall); GCHQ moved to the twin sites between 1952 and 1954

11 Chicksands, Beds, NSA/USAF until 1994, then UK Defence Intelligence & Security Centre

12 Cricklade, Wilts, GCHQ experimental radio station

13 Culmhead, Somerset, GCHQ Central Training School, replacing Bletchley, 1985–94

14 Digby, Lincs, main centre for RAF ground sigint and now UK joint services sigint centre

15 Edzell, Brechin, US Navy/NSA site, 1960–96

16 HMS Flowerdown, near Winchester, listening station, closed 1977

17 Gilnahirk, Belfast, listening station, closed 1978

18 Hanslope Park, near Milton Keynes, Diplomatic Wireless Service and DTMS

19 Hawklaw, (Cupar) Fife, listening station, closed 1988

20 Hereford, 264 Signal Squadron supporting 22 SAS

21 Irton Moor, Scarborough, listening station, now GCHQ Scarborough

22 Island Hill, Comber, Northern Ireland, closed 1977

23 Ivy Farm, Knockholt Pound, Kent, listening station

24 Kirknewton, near Edinburgh, US listening station, closed 1966

25 Menwith Hill, near Harrogate, US Army listening station, taken over by NSA 1963

26 HMS Mercury, near Petersfield, naval signals centre, 1941–93

27 Morwenstow, now GCHQ Bude, focused on satellite communications, 1969–

28 Oakhanger, (RAF) control centre for Skynet since 1967

29 Royal Radar Establishment, Malvern, from 1953, later Defence Research Agency

30 Waddington, Lincs, (RAF) Nimrod R1s of 51 Squadron since 1995

31 Watton, Norfolk, (RAF) Central Signals Establishment, 192 Squadron 1945–63

32 Whaddon Manor, Bucks, outstation of Bletchley Park, closed 1946

33 Wyton, Cambridgeshire, (RAF) Comets and Nimrod R1s of 51 Squadron, 1963–95

34 London

Chester Road, Borehamwood, (GCHQ/SIS) factory making radio microphones in the 1950s

Chesterfield Street W1, London office for GCHQ in the late 1940s

Dollis Hill, North London, Post Office Research Station, 1921–75

Eastcote, Harrow; GCHQ moved here in 1946 and some comsec staff remained after 1952

Empress State Building, Earl’s Court, listening station, 1962–94

London Processing Group, St Dunstan’s Hill, City of London, moved to Cheltenham 1975

Northwood Hills, small post–war GCHQ site; Permanent Joint HQ since 1996

Palmer St W1, LCSA headquarters until 1969; also GCHQ’s London office