Eye Spy Magazine features my "Secret Bases" Page!

In a balanced article called Ghost Bases, the story of the Media Hysteria surrounding my "Secret Bases" Page was covered in a major feature in the December 2004 issue (Number 30) of Eye Spy Magazine - see the preview pictures further below!

Eye Spy is the world's leading magazine serving the global intelligence community and is also read by Government departments.

In the classified adverts section of Eye Spy Magazine, you can find every spy gadget you could ever want, from miniature hidden cameras for covert surveillance, to remote controlled microphones posing as mobile telephones used for eavesdropping.

Click on each preview image further below to download and view the full double page spread of each part of the Eye Spy article on my "Secret Bases" Page from Issue 30, December 2004.

My Eye Spy "UK Secrets" series

As a direct result of that piece in Eye Spy Magazine, in early 2005 the editor commissioned me to write a series of articles under the banner "UK Secrets". In the series, which ran throughout Spring and Summer 2005, I discussed further all the themes covered in that Ghost Bases feature and used my research tools to reveal exciting new material not found on my "Secret Bases" Page.

Following a suitable time after each article in the series appeared in Eye Spy, it then also appeared on my website. You can now view each of my UK Secrets articles for free by clicking on the relevant link in the table below.

In Eye Spy Magazine number 49 in July / August 2007, the editor revisited my second UK Secrets article – "Watching the Watchers" – from Summer 2005, after I had updated it with some fascinating developments.

In the "Secret Britain" feature, the Eye Spy editor also covered another of my news exclusives that I had featured on the main "Secret Bases" website in Summer 2007. I revealed that a proposed new research and development facility for GCHQ had actually been refused planning permission by the local council and I presented all the amazingly detailed technical documents including plans, photos and diagrams, obtained from the council's own public website!