Waddesdon Manor
Waddesdon Manor is a National Trust property in Buckinghamshire - renowned for its Grade I listed house and outstanding Victorian gardens. Last year, Peter...
in Public Places - on 10/6/21
Waddesdon Manor is a National Trust property in Buckinghamshire - renowned for its Grade I listed house and outstanding Victorian gardens. Last year, Peter...
in Public Places - on 10/6/21
One of those much-visited jewels in the crown of historic country properties is Hever Castle in a corner of west Kent. It is best known as the home of...
in Public Places - on 4/2/21
It doesn’t take much working out that one hundred and fifty-two goalmouths are quite a lot for any team to maintain. Kerry Haywood met with Grounds Maintenance...
in Public Places - on 22/1/21
Chatsworth, said by many to be the Palace of the Peak, is set on the banks of the River Derwent in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District. Since 1549,...
in Public Places - on 10/12/20
Edward Watchorn - he’s started so he’ll finish ... at some point!
in Public Places - on 9/10/20
Brodsworth Hall, virtually unchanged since the 1860s, is one of the most complete surviving examples of a Victorian country house in England. Located in...
in Public Places - on 9/10/20
This report has been put together while the lockdown is still in place and while there are still major restrictions on business, sport, events and on public...
in Public Places - on 10/9/20
The Great Field, at some 12 ha, is the largest area of green space in Poundbury and work began on it in 2014, with the building of sports pitches, outdoor...
in Public Places - on 7/9/20
Leisure operator LiveWire and Appleton AFC are celebrating more than just the resumption of grassroots football after completion and handover of a new...
in Public Places - on 22/8/20
Solihull's leisure chiefs have been urged to avoid the use of a controversial material at a new artificial pitch, amid fears it could cause cancer.
in Public Places - on 21/8/20
I have sat for long enough and read the reports, seen the pictures, headlines, Tweets, Facebook updates and had conversations with my own team and...
in Public Places - on 30/6/20
The Green Space Index - Fields in Trust's annual barometer of publicly accessible park and green space provision - shows that 2.7m people in Great Britan...
in Public Places - on 1/6/20
Paul Dibb - mood swing if you hide the biscuit barrel!
in Public Places - on 30/3/20
Knowing such a marvellous house, gardens and grounds - with Robert Adam architecture and Chippendale furniture in abundance - and then learning about a...
in Public Places - on 30/3/20
The ongoing Coronavirus outbreak has seen a sudden increase in enquiries for VALE Engineering of York - the UK’s leading supplier of professional weed...
in Public Places - on 16/3/20
Valdor Flex was introduced to the UK turf and amenity market last year and has been widely praised for providing excellent residual control for even the...
in Public Places - on 22/2/20
The National Trust is celebrating 125 years since it was founded, on 12 January 1895. As they mark this milestone anniversary, Director-General, Hilary...
in Public Places - on 12/2/20
“A day away from Chartwell is a day wasted”. That’s what Sir Winston Churchill said about his family home near Westerham in Kent, which has been...
in Public Places - on 22/1/20
No, not the Special Forces training ground in the Brecon Beacons, but the 110-acre estate that’s home to the UK headquarters of SAS at Medmenham, near...
in Public Places - on 6/12/19
The ongoing management of historic estates as thriving communities where people work together to make the most of the land’s assets remains key to their...
in Public Places - on 2/12/19