Help - in identifying this airfield

Can anyone help identify the airfield

Looks like factory hangars on the right, J or K Sheds on the left and storage shed. Is it a depot of some description? The railway should give it away but I can't place it.

People was saying its yeadon from a fb group its on. So thought id come ask in the right place.
Hard to make out what aircraft are in the bottom field too

Bit of a puzzle really.
Other guesses were finningly and fenton. Which i know myself aint right.
Sure a answer will surface

It is Hawarden, Flintshire

Cool. Saw your post on the group too.
Ta bud

Pleasure

Looking southeast; the Vickers Armstrong factory sheds are at centre right.

The 1945 RSP shows taxiways leading to multiple frying pan dispersals in the area where the aircraft visible in the bottom left are positioned suggesting an early war date for the photograph.

The aircraft at the bottom are new Wellingtons dispersed from the Vickers factory. The runways were built during 1941 and in the photo work seems to be still in progress on them. The original short runway for Vickers can be seen on the extreme right heading between the factory and the flight shed. Until the 1980s/90s it was still known as the Vickers Track but has now changed to a boring ICAO-standard Taxiway Alpha which becomes Bravo after it crosses the main runway.

There is a most excellent site plan in the book 'Hawarden - A Welsh Airfield 1939 - 1979' by a certain David J Smith ! The dispersal in the foreground was known as The Beeches and then the sites numbered clockwise from there from 1 to 5 with as PTH says , the Vickers Armstrong factory at top right between Sites 3 and 4 .

The book is long out of print but well worth getting a copy if you can , well illustrated too .