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National Trust publishes new survey report on links between historic places, colonialism and slavery  

We have published a report showing connections between 93 of our historic places and colonialism and historic slavery

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Latest statement on reopening and coronavirus (COVID-19) 

The National Trust's latest statement on reopening and coronavirus (COVID-19) can be found here:

The apple trees at Nunnington Hall in North Yorkshire have had an excellent year

Majority of National Trust orchards report excellent harvest thanks to sustained good weather at critical time 

Hundreds of National Trust gardens and orchards are reporting an excellent year for apples due to ideal weather conditions.

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National Trust project secures Churchill’s treasures at Chartwell 

A £7.1m project has successfully acquired and conserved hundreds of items once owned by Sir Winston Churchill and led to a transformation in the presentation of the former Prime Minister’s family home of Chartwell in Kent.

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