An ex-RAF pilot's wish - to donate his Mallorca finca for holidays for disadvantaged children
La Paloma Blanca is in an area of outstanding natural beauty
Ian Adamson, who died at the age of 93 in 2014, was an RAF fighter pilot during the Second World War. His parents were Scottish and he was born in Rosario, Argentina, where his father was working for the country's rail system. Orphaned by the age of 14, he was 18 at the outbreak of the war. He, like hundreds of others in Argentina, volunteered for British military service.
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I would advise Mrs Coyne to inform the British Consulate about this kind gesture and ask them to sign a document stating that from now and in perpetuity they will confirm every five years that the property remains a public patrimony and hasn’t “disappeared” to benefit some unscrupulous civil servant’s or politician’s property portfolio.