The National Trust – Charity of the month (April 2009)


Over Easter we have enjoyed two visits to National Trust properties – The Elizabethan House in Great Yarmouth, and Ickworth House in Suffolk. We did not have to pay a penny to visit either of them, as we have a family membership. We tend to holiday in England and whereever we go there are always fabulous places to visit, courtesy of the National Trust.

The National Trust do wonderful work preserving our heritage and countryside, we are very fortunate to have them. It is important that they are supported, so I would urge all of you who are not already members to join up. And you will then have all these wonderful places to go to! The more you visit, the more cost effective your membership will be.

Click here to read about and join the National Trust.

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