Over the winter you may have noticed that the ruins of Trowse Newton Hall were closed off behind locked gates. We had to take this step for public safety as the structure was potentially unstable in places. The building is very old indeed so it's doing pretty well, considering its age. Did you know that these ruins date back to the 1450s? Any historic structure is vulnerable to weathering, especially an exposed ruin such as this one, and our aim is to avoid further flint loss from the walls....

🐾 It's April already and it's National Pet Month , from 2nd April - 2nd May. Whitlingham Country Park is a great place to enjoy nature and fresh air with your dog(s) and there are plenty of paths and routes for your four-legged friends to exercise on. Dog walking is an essential part of being a responsible dog owner and this is a great place for them to exercise and for you to enjoy time together. Woofers of Whitlingham Meet some of the cute dogs that have been enjoying the park recently:...

Here at Whitlingham Country Park, we've been working with Easton College 'Ticket' course students for many years. They take part in multiple sessions to gain hands-on experience with us and we love having them! What is the Ticket course at Easton? Their website states: I nclusive Learning courses are designed to help you plan for the future and progress to your next step. Small bespoke group learning is delivered by a team of dedicated staff. We recognise the challenges that our Inclusive...