Here is the recent news for Wales. If you require older stories please contact the regional office.
Giant Tree at Colby
October 2008
Local artist Tina Cunningham works her magic 'painting' giant trees at Colby Woodland Gardens
From source to sea
October 2008
A new report published by the National Trust – From Source to Sea – highlights the need for urgent action by Government, the water industry and land managers in Wales to tackle big issues such as pollution, flooding and drought.
Apple Festival
September 2008
Come and sample some local cider - or bring your home grown apples for identification by the experts at Erddig's annual Apple Festival
Gower - 75 Years of Caring
September 2008
The 15th of September 2008 marked the 75th anniversary since the first piece of coastline was acquired by the National Trust in Wales
Powis Chefs
September 2008
Revealed! We introduce the chefs behind the scenes at Powis Castle.
Glory Days!
September 2008
Meet the Dancing Marquis of Plas Newydd who converted his chapel into a theatre!
Fiddle Festival
August 2008
Stackpole Centre will reverberate to the sound of hundreds of fiddle strings being bowed as the Fiddle Festival of Wales gets under way.
Hedge trimming saves lives
August 2008
Find out how the amazing and beautifully statuesque yew hedges at Chirk Castle are making a contribution to the fight against cancer.
Meet the Shepherd
August 2008
Meet Erwyd Howells and his four working dogs – Ben, Bob, Black and Sweep who try and keep the stubborn Llanwenogs sheep under control!
Flood risk reduction
July 2008
we are calling for a greater proportion of flood risk management budget to be invested in land management.
Hedgehogs for us
July 2008
Will you help us? We want to rehome these spiky garden visitors.
Butterfly SOS
July 2008
It's time to celebrate all things fritillary again with Save Our Butterflies week.
Save Snowdon
July 2008
It's 10 years since the biggest fundraising campaign the area has ever seen launched.
Farmer wanted
July 2008
We are looking for a new farmer to take over one of our farms amid the spectacular scenery of North Wales.
Gower beaches
July 2008
A new scheme has been launched aiming at getting people to help clean up the beach.
Wildlife is alien
July 2008
A new survey has found that children know far less about the wild that we think!
Important milestone
June 2008
After 4 years of work, Dinefwr is about to celebrate a very important milestone...
Hay Meadows at Plas Newydd
June 2008
Come and enjoy a magical Midsummer’s day walk in the Hay Meadows at Plas Newydd!
Go green at Llanerchaeron
June 2008
The campaign to reduce our carbon footprint is taking centre stage on the Llanerchaeron Estate this week with a special ‘Green Day’.
Academy of Art launched at Dinefwr
June 2008
Portrait painter Alexander Talbot Rice launches his academy of art and scholarship programme at ancestral home Dinefwr Park and Castle.
Snowdonia upland footpaths
June 2008
Ten years ago The Snowdonia National Park, The Countryside Council for Wales and The National Trust formed a partnership with the Welsh Assembly Government. We look at what has been achieved.
Bringing Whistler to life
June 2008
The last weekend of June sees three days of fascinating Rex Whistler themed events.
Dress up... or down
June 2008
It’s Volunteer Week and the National Trust have a whole host of opportunities for you to have fun getting involved, no matter what your area of interest or level of knowledge.
Keep Roman Britain Alive
June 2008
New appeal launched to preserve our Roman heritage.
Gower beaches
June 2008
Help us clean up the Gower's beautiful beaches with our Take it away! campaign.
Henrietta season
June 2008
The Trust celebrates the 250th birthday of Lady Henrietta Herbert at Powis.
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