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Events at Wallington

Posted by Ray Purvis on Oct 29, 11 08:46 AM in What's On


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NT Coffee Shop Walk

Wednesday 2 November, 11.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.

Join Maurice Holliday on a walk through the beautiful Northumberland countryside and experience the natural world through music and verse. £3 per person, payable to the guide. Meet at the Clocktower and bring a light lunch, waterproofs and boots.

Wallington by Twilight

Friday 4 November, 6.00 - 8.00 p.m.

See Wallington in a different light - visit after dark and see the house illuminated by "candles" as a guest at a Trevelyan family party would have in the past. You can also start your Christmas shopping early with late night shopping in our gift shop then grab a cuppa in the café too. House only admission charges apply.


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Tuesday 1 November, 10,00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.

Join our medieval historian Michael Thomson as he explores the idea that King Arthur was in fact a real northern hero, with the legendary Camelot being a fort on Hadrian's Wall.

The talk will be followed by a delicious light lunch in the Clocktower Café. £20 per person, including morning coffee and lunch.

Booking essential through the Estate Office on 01670 773600.

Halloween at Wallington

Posted by Ray Purvis on Oct 25, 11 05:53 PM in What's On


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Halloween

Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 October, 11.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.

Come along and make a special lantern for our Halloween Lantern Parade, try our spooktacular children's trail and hear scary stories told by our resident witch. Normal admission charges apply + small charge for some activities.

Halloween Lantern Parade

Sunday 30 October Times, 4.00 p.m. & 5.30 p.m.

Bring your lantern along and join our spooky lantern parade through the woods as the sun sets! Adult £2, child £1 and family £5. Booking essential through the Estate Office on 01670 773600. Wear warm clothing and bring a torch/lantern!

Wallington Walking Week

Posted by Ray Purvis on Oct 21, 11 07:19 PM in What's On


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Monday 24 - Friday 28 October

Join us for a week of themed walks around Wallington, with a different walk each day at 11.30 a.m. or 2.00 p.m.

From an archaeology walk through the Wansback Valley to a Welly Walk for all the family, there is a walk for everyone!

Visit our website or call 01670 773600 for more details.

Normal admission charges apply + small charge for the walks - adult £2, child £1 and family £5.


It is certainly no secret how dependent Northumberland has become on the public sector - following the de-industrialisation of the late-1970s and 1980s many of the jobs which our county lost were replaced by positions created within the public sector.

With our traditional industries, such as shipbuilding and mining, almost all but gone, more and more Northumberland residents turned to the county council, local hospitals and other state-funded organisations for secure employment.

Family Challenge Walk at Wallington

Posted by Ray Purvis on Oct 17, 11 06:33 PM in What's On


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Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 October, 11.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.

Can your family rise to the challenge of our new walks? Choose which walk you want to tackle then follow the trail to claim your reward! Walks will take from approximately 45 minutes to 2 ½ hours and will lead you off to explore the beautiful woodland and farmland around Wallington, with wonderful views over the wider estate. Bring your walking boots and waterproofs and put your best foot forward!

Normal admission charges apply.


As the pressure on free legal and consumer advice services continues to grow across Northumberland two volunteers have been praised for their startling commitment to help people resolve their problems.

Liz Bratton and Julie Barham began their journey to become qualified Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) advisers in January 2011 and - after just eight months of devoted studying - the dedicated volunteers are now on-hand to offer free and independent advice at the DAWN CAB in Morpeth.


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Tuesday 18 October, 10.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.

Join Lloyd Langley to discover the life of Charles Phillips Trevelyan, the radical reformer who gifted Wallington to the National Trust 70 years ago this year. Find out more about this remarkable man and the legacy he left behind.

The talk will be followed by a delicious light lunch in the Clocktower Café. £20 per person, including refreshments and lunch.

Booking essential through the Estate Office on 01670 773600.

Food & Craft Festival at Wallington

Posted by Ray Purvis on Oct 7, 11 06:11 PM in What's On


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Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 October, 10.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.

Come along and celebrate the variety and quality of food and crafts from Northumbria and Cumbria.

Enjoy over 60 stalls of fantastic local produce along with cookery demonstrations and children's activities. Reduced admission charges for this weekend - just £2 for adults, National Trust members and children go free!

Exhibitors please contact Northumbria Larder on 0845 4562340.


Hearts up and down the UK couldn't help but melt last month as images of Northumberland's four homeless baby red squirrels made headlines around the world.

The five-week-old kittens, which became an overnight internet success, were saved by a passer-by after being thrown from their nest as our county was battered by the winds of Hurricane Katia which reached up to speeds of 70mph.

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