NEWSFLASHES:
Well done, Jane!
Jane Patton, a Trustee, producer of the Newsletter and editor of 'A survey of Historic Parks and Gardens in Worcestershire' has been awarded the Gilly Drummond Volunteer of the Year award
Many congratulations!
Soon after 25th January, members should receive the January newsletter with details of three Zoom lectures and possible visits later in the year.
Please use 'contact us' if you are a member and have not received yours.
Please keep paying your subs as they enable us to continue our charitable work
Best wishes to all.
There are details of events, including on-line lectures on The Gardens Trust website
Also details of our local Hartlebury Castle
The National Garden Scheme is re-opening many of its gardens - see its website here.
New Publication!
Here is a thoroughly revised and updated version of the Survey originally written for HWGT by Richard Lockett and published in 1997. This limited hardback edition with attractive dustcover accompanies David Whitehead’s Survey of Historic Parks and Gardens in Herefordshire, published in 2001.
The new book written by Richard Lockett and edited and compiled by Jane Patton has up-dated and enhanced entries along with a wealth of maps and new illustrative images.
An important book to be consulted by historians, owners, planning and conservation officers and anyone interested in research, restoration and interpretation of the numerous parks and gardens of Worcestershire.
Black & white and colour photographs - 360 pages - hardback £25 (collected from a meeting) £29 (including postage and packing)
Contact us via the contact page if you would like a copy
The Gardens Trust Newsletter
Have a look at this new venture!
Copies of the Newsletter can be viewed here:
You can subscribe to the e-newsletter (whether or not you are members of the Garden Trust) by emailing susannahcharlton@thegardenstrust.org, stating whether or not you are a GT member.
THE COUNTY GARDENS TRUST FORUM
REDUCED MEMBERSHIP RATES FOR TGT FOR MEMBERS OF H&W GARDENS TRUST
We are delighted to announce that members of County Gardens Trusts can now join the national Gardens Trust for a reduced rate of £25, reduced from their normal rates of £35 single and £43 joint – see http://thegardenstrust.org/support-us/
The Gardens Trust is the only national charity dedicated to the conservation of designed landscapes, parks and gardens in England and Wales and to researching their history and campaigning on their behalf. The national Gardens Trust unites all of us interested in historic parks and gardens, so that we can speak more powerfully together than with our local voices alone. Our conservation work carries more weight thanks our affiliation with the national Gardens Trust, who are a statutory consultee, therefore with a legal role in the planning process.
When you join the Gardens Trust you will get several benefits for yourself, including the GT News magazine; the twice-yearly journal Garden History; the e-news if you wish to receive it; and reduced price offers for events. You may wish to attend their AGM weekend conference, garden visits, lectures, orconferences.
The support of individual members is crucial to ensuring that the Gardens Trust can continue their charitable work. Without it, they will no longer be able to continue their unique endeavours conserving and championing our designed landscapes, parks and gardens, nor support the work of our Gardens Trust.
We do hope you will consider joining via http://ghs.lpl-uk.com/application.php
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