Six lakes, restored from old sand and gravel workings provide homes for many breeding and wintering birds. Deep water, shallow ledges, islands and reedbed all support different species. Hedgerows, grassland, scrapes, and a small arable field add to the site’s...

Judy Woods is situated in south Bradford and is the third largest woodland in the Bradford district at a size of forty hectares. Please remember that these woods are part of our heritage – to be enjoyed, explored and appreciated by all, but above all, respected...

YSP is an extraordinary place that sets out to challenge, inspire, inform and delight. With four indoor galleries and 500 acres of 18th century parkland, it is an international centre for modern and contemporary art, experienced and enjoyed by thousands of visitors...

Potteric Carr is a 200 hectare nature reserve located on the outskirts of Doncaster. It is the largest Trust reserve and the largest inland wetland in the UK outside of London. The main habitats include open water, reedbed, woodland, marsh, and small meadows, all of...

Bolton Abbey is in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales on the banks of the River Wharfe. With just under 30,000 acres of beautiful countryside, over 80 miles of footpaths and ample space to run around and enjoy the fresh air, there is something for all ages

In the 18th century the arch formed a grand backdrop to magnificent gardens created by the Chaloner family on land south of the current Priory site. The Gisborough Priory Project, a local voluntary group, aims to restore these gardens. They are working towards the...

Richmond Park has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a National Nature Reserve. The royal connections to this park probably go back further than any of the others, beginning with Edward (1272-1307), when the area was known as the Manor of...

Idyllic walks with amazing scenery and wildlife, all nestled amongst the remnants of Clumber's grand past.

Established in 1954, the Yorkshire Dales National Park has outstanding scenery, a range of wildlife habitats and a rich cultural heritage. It’s a special place – a fantastic outdoor arena for recreation and peaceful relaxation and a haven for wildlife.

In 1665 the Plague was raging in London. A taylor from Eyam ordered some cloth from the capital and it arrived damp. This released the plague carrying fleas and within days, Viccars fell ill and died. Families began to panic and fled the area. It was feared that...