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2025 Summer members' magazine | © National Trust

The National Trust members' magazine is our 'thank you' to you for being part of our work to care for nature, history and beauty. Published three times a year, it's full of behind-the-scenes stories and striking photography. We hope it will inspire you to discover all there is to the National Trust.

Summer 2025 magazine highlights

The latest issue of the National Trust Magazine has landed and, as always, it’s packed full of stories, updates and ways to make the most of the season ahead.

Maybe you’re looking for some inspiration for your next visit? Dip into the ‘Out & about’ section for month-by-month suggestions of things to do in your area. Have a peek at the ‘Just for you’ section to remind yourself of all the brilliant benefits that come with membership as well as your visits. We’ve got exclusive competitions, behind-the-scenes stories, tips, makes and sneak previews from our Members’ area.

Or simply take some time for yourself and settle down with one of our feature articles to discover more about how your support is helping us look after nature, beauty and history – for everyone, for ever.

Discover the digital magazine

The National Trust Magazine is also available digitally. If you'd like to switch to the digital version, you can do so via My Account. Simply sign up or log in, and select your magazine preference under 'Membership options' in the 'My memberships' section. If you'd prefer to keep receiving your printed magazine, you don't need to do anything.

The digital magazine includes videos, podcasts and other interactive features. It’s also a convenient way for you to keep up with our latest news, events and inspiration. Whether you use a screen reader, prefer larger text or would like to listen to selected features read out loud, there are plenty of options for you to explore.

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In this issue

Corfe Castle bathed in golden sunlight — Corfe Castle, Dorset | © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey

On the cover

From cannon balls to climate change: discover how Corfe Castle in Dorset is bringing hundreds of years of history to life – and confronting its greatest foe yet.

Conservator restoring Beatrix Potter’s Doll’s House at Hill Top, Cumbria, including items that appear in Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Two Bad Mice — Restoring Beatrix Potter’s Doll’s House at Hill Top, Cumbria, including items that appear in Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Two Bad Mice | © National Trust Images/Annapurna Mellor

Hidden Treasures of the National Trust

As season three of the BBC’s Hidden Treasures of the National Trust airs this summer, we take a look at three of the recently conserved pieces explored in the series and ponder what they reveal about the extraordinary people who once owned them.

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Listen to the audio edition

We produce an hour-long audio version of each issue, which covers the main articles from the magazine. It's ideal for those with visual impairment or who prefer to listen to the magazine. Presented by Sally Palmer, Editor of National Trust Magazine.

Listen to the latest edition

If you have a visual impairment and would prefer to receive a CD – or know someone who would – email RNIB at businesslink@rnib.org.uk or phone them on 01733 375370.