National Trust creates new 'Kids' Council'
The National Trust has recruited youngsters to sit on its new 'Kids' Council'. It will advise on how the charity can broaden its appeal.
Volunteers work on historic mill
New millstones at old mill
60 years at Oxburgh
The National Trust celebrates 60 years of stewardship at a Norfolk country house
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Campaigners win High Court ruling to stop windfarm being built near Lyveden New Bield
Campaigners have won their case in the High Court to stop a windfarm being built close to an Elizabethan landmark in Northamptonshire.
Developers wanted to put up four wind turbines within a mile of Lyveden New Bield in Sudborough, but opponents, including English Heritage and The National Trust, argued they would spoil the landscape.
Historic doors repaired
A pair of historic doors which have hung at the gatehouse of a stately home in Norfolk for 500 years have been taken down for repairs.
ITV Anglia's Natalie Gray reports.
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National Trust creates new 'Kids' Council'
The National Trust has recruited youngsters to sit on its new 'Kids' Council'. It will advise on how the charity can broaden its appeal.
Read the full storyNational Trust celebrate 60 years at Oxburgh
The National Trust are celebrating 60 years of caring for Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk.
They will mark the ocassion by planting a commemorative tree in the grounds of the medieval hall.
Oxburgh was saved from being demolished by a property developer in the 1950s when the National Trust took over the estate.
Volunteers work on historic mill
New millstones at old mill
Read the full story60 years at Oxburgh
The National Trust celebrates 60 years of stewardship at a Norfolk country house
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Your favourite walk
The National Trust has launched a search to find the country's ten greatest walks, and it wants to hear from people in our region.
Read the full storySearch for nation's best walk starts in Norfolk
The nationwide hunt for the country's best walk launches at Sheringham Park today.
Read the full storyHistoric site attracts a million visitors
More than a million people have been to the Sutton Hoo Anglo-Saxon burial site in Suffolk since the National Trust opened a visitor centre a decade ago.
To mark the achievement managers are planning a weekend of celebratins on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th June.
The Sutton Hoo Treasure is regarded as Europe's equivalent of Tutankhamen.
Rhododendrons at Sheringham Park attracting visitors
Hundreds of visitors have been enjoying a floral treat at a National Trust estate in Norfolk.
Sheringham Park was designed by Humphry Repton 200 years ago and is famous for its Rhododendrons which are now beginning to flower.
The National Trust will celebrate the 25th anniversary of taking over the park later this month (May 2012)
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