National Trust
Public to see king’s ‘penthouse view’ for first time since 1646 destruction
A new viewing platform will let visitors to Corfe Castle get close to Henry I’s keep, which was built in 1107 but destroyed in the English Civil War.
National Trust announces 49 good causes that will receive Sycamore Gap saplings
Seedlings have been grown from the tree beside Hadrian’s Wall which was illegally felled.
First grey seal pup of the season born at coastal ex-military site
Orford Ness in Suffolk was used as a military test site during both world wars and into the nuclear age and was sold to the National Trust in 1993.
One of the Sycamore Gap defendants too ill for court
Two men deny causing £622,000 damage to the famous tree
Tree cathedral planted as war memorial restored after ash dieback devastation
Whipsnade Tree Cathedral’s ‘cloister wall’ ash trees have been felled and replaced with resilient wild service trees.
Historic items stolen from National Trust house in Somerset
The burglary of Montacute House in Somerset took place at around 11pm on Tuesday October 22, Avon and Somerset Police said.
Government urged to set out rules for protecting 30% of land for nature
Criteria for which areas can count as protected for nature is urgently needed to meet global commitments, conservation groups say.
Pumpkin harvests hit by wet weather and ‘army of slugs’ – National Trust
The heritage charity said September’s cold and wet weather meant many plants at its gardens stopped growing and needed harvesting early.
National Trust says autumn colour could be ‘mixed bag’ after wet year
The charity is watching the weather closely amid concerns over the impact of stormy weather on trees which are holding on to their leaves for longer.
‘Rollercoaster of emotions’ in year since felling of Sycamore Gap tree
A new exhibition is opening on the first anniversary of the destruction of the Northumberland landmark.