Meet Geoffroy's bat
A bat normally found on the continent has been discovered in the UK for the first time, in West Sussex, experts said.
National Trust fears over HS2
The National Trust is outlining concerns about the impact of the new high speed rail line from London to Birmingham.
Theft from National Trust house
Police have released CCTV of a man they wish to speak to in connection with the theft of plates from a National Trust property.
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Meet Geoffroy's bat
A bat normally found on the continent has been discovered in the UK for the first time, in West Sussex, experts said.
Read the full storyHigh Speed 2 Limited respond to the National Trust's concerns
Peter Miller from High Speed 2 Limited has responded to concerns raised by the National Trust that the proposed rail link will seriously damage historic properties in the region.
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The National Trust outlines its concerns about High Speed 2
Concerns over the high speed rail link - HS2 - took a new twist today - with The National Trust saying it feared the route would badly affect historic land and property.
The Government wants to build the £32 billion pound scheme from London to Birmingham - but there are many opponents.
The Trust says four key historic sites will be seriously affected by the route through Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire - tourist attractions like Claydon House, Waddesdon Manor, Hartwell House and Coombe Hill.
Our transport correspondent Mike Pearse reports.
Mike Pearse spoke to Ian Wilson from the National Trust.
National Trust fears over HS2
The National Trust is outlining concerns about the impact of the new high speed rail line from London to Birmingham.
Read the full storyTheft from National Trust house
Police have released CCTV of a man they wish to speak to in connection with the theft of plates from a National Trust property.
Read the full storySummer fun in the treetops
The National Trust has launched a campaign to show children that ditching their computer games and enjoying the great outdoors can be more fun.
And to prove the point the Trust invited a group of youngsters to The Vyne near Basingstoke to show them how to climb trees, use rope swings and test their courage on the zip wire.
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Celebs back campaign to buy cliffs
A host of celebrities are backing a campaign by the National Trust to buy a stretch of Dover's famous white cliffs. The Trust launched a public appeal last month to raise the 1.2 million needed to buy the land which is around a mile long.
Kent based presenter Paul O Grady, Dover born singer Joss Stone, Dame Vera Lynn and Dame Judi Dench are among the celebrities backing the campaign. The charity says they've already raised nearly half the money needed.
White Cliffs of Dover for sale
by Derek Johnson
The National Trust has launched an appeal to raise £1.2 million to preserve part of the White Cliffs of Dover that has been put up for sale.
Read the full storyNational Trust wants to raise £1.2 million for White Cliffs of Dover
The National Trust is launching a public appeal to buy a one-mile-long stretch of land attached to the iconic White Cliffs of Dover.
The organisation said it needs to raise £1.2 million to purchase the land so it can ensure public access to the coastline for future generations.
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