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Event Information Date Thursday 10th July Time 6pm – 8pm Venue Dissenters Chapel, Tring Road Cemetery, Aylesbury,, HP20 1LF Price FREE Gardening with Changing Climate – Gardening in the Global Greenhouse Mystic Hodge looks into his crystal ball to see what the effects of our changing climate will have on the good old British weather...Read More
Government proposals to speed up the UK planning system are putting England’s green “crown jewels” at risk, according to the charity set up to protect them. The Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government is launching a consultation on removing a number of statutory consultees from the planning process. They include the Gardens Trust, founded...Read More
Historic England has launched a new Local Heritage Hub. With nearly 400 locations, every county, city, district, major town, and national park in England now has a dedicated web page that uncovers its history. It offers a wide range of content, from aerial photographs showing towns and villages through time, to selections of listed buildings,...Read More
Buckinghamshire Historic Churches Trust event: Gardens near the Church to be held on Wednesday 25th June between 10am and 5pm with lunches at St. Mary’s Church, Wendover. Tickets will cost £26 plus an extra £5 for those who wish to order a light lunch. Link for booking tickets see below: https://buytickets.at/buckinghamshirehistoricchurchestrust/1613591 This our fourth Gardens...Read More
Webbed wonders are no cause for alarm If you’ve spotted some unseasonally spooky-looking web covered trees, fear not, it’s most likely harmless caterpillars. The Parks Trust, the charity caring for the city’s parks, explains that the warmer weather in April appears to have caused a boom in the local Ermine moth population this year. In...Read More
Garden Museum Celebrates British Flowers Week Join us for the British Flowers Week Late, with live music, a paper flower making workshop, and an opportunity to see this year’s floral installations after hours. Six of the country’s top florists – Arthur Parkinson, Leigh Chappell, Palais London, Rollo Skinner, Wild at Heart and Yeon Hee Lee...Read More
Dr Victoria Thomson ( Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust Member ) is giving a talk “Gardens on Film – the most filmed county in England.” On Wednesday 4th June 6-7.30 Historic parks and gardens play a frequent – and frequently tantalising – role in films and on TV. Where is the 18th century landscape that forms the...Read More
Dear Gardens Trust member I’m writing to update you on our continued push against the government’s proposal to remove the Gardens Trust as a statutory consultee, and to ask for some points of help, please. We have had meetings with the Ministry of Housing, Local Government and Communities and are providing them with evidence around...Read More
Discover the beauty of the Water Garden and its contemporary sculpture during a 45 minute tour, followed by a traditional Cream Tea at the Stables Café. Originally built and planted to be at its most beautiful in the spring time, the Water Garden provides visitors with a chance to see and enjoy wonderful contemporary art,...Read More
Double success for MK’s Campbell Wharf Marina! Campbell Wharf Marina, owned by The Parks Trust, celebrates a significant double achievement of 5 Gold Anchor status and Clean Marina accreditation. The Yacht Harbour Association’s (TYHA) Gold Anchor Award scheme has assessed and recognised Campbell Wharf Marina’s exceptional facilities, outstanding customer service, and excellent operational standards. Campbell...Read More
URGENT: Help us fight for historic gardens and landscapes The Gardens Trust is now in an urgent situation following the Government’s announcement on 10 March. We know you will join us in being dismayed to learn that under new proposals, we will no longer be a statutory consultee within the English planning system. This means...Read More
Bluebell time in the ancient woodlands of Buckinghamshire. Bluebells are a good indicator of ancient woodland and fortunately, we still have a number of those in Buckinghamshire especially in the Chilterns. Many of the sites we mention below have links so you have more information and ideas for walks. Now there is a slight improvement...Read More
