The Latest Breaking News from Trust

National Trust plants tens of thousands of new trees and hedgerows to get Britain blooming

Research shows a staggering 56 per cent of orchards have been lost to date – with only 43,017 hectares remaining in Wales and England

Daily Mirror · Apr 20, 2023

Controversial grant decisions by Coalition ministers eroded trust in Australian Research Council, review finds

First review in two decades found at least six projects blocked by education ministers and calls for limits on ministerial intervention

The Guardian - AU · Apr 20, 2023

Women continue to be paid less in mental healthcare jobs, study shows

Research for the Royal College of Psychiatrists showed women were being paid 6% less than their male colleagues.

The Independent UK · Apr 19, 2023

Major change to half-term school holiday sparks fury – see who will be affected

Parents have reacted angrily to plans in some areas of the country to extend the half-term holiday for schools this autumn by a week with people worried about the amount of schooling already lost and extra costs

Daily Mirror · Apr 13, 2023

£10m plan to transform historic Mersey waterfront takes next step

It is hoped that funding for the scheme will come from the Crown Estate given Royal links to the area

Liverpool Echo · Apr 13, 2023

Swansea City receive fresh seven-figure cash injection as owners boost club coffers

The Swans have received fresh investment in the final stages of the 2022/23 season

Wales Online · Apr 12, 2023

Prepare for 2026 Estate Planning With SPATs, SLATs and DAPTs

The estate tax exemption is set to drop significantly in 2026, but these alternative tongue-twisting tax-savvy trusts could help.

Kiplinger · Apr 12, 2023

Ownership issues at Dumbarton FC have 'normalised struggle' says supporters trust

At their AGM last week, members of the Sons Supporters’ Trust heard further details on the behind the scenes issues impacting the Castle Road side - with the company that owns the club no longer having any registered directors on Companies House.

Daily Record · Apr 12, 2023

Cathedral Quarter Trust forced to stop activities "with immediate effect" after core funding withdrawn

The Trust delivered Culture Night until 2021, and last year announced there would be no 2022 event with a "complete rethink" set to take place

Belfast Live · Apr 9, 2023

Woman suffering excruciating 'period pain' left temporarily paralysed by real illness

Annie-Josephine Kearslake from Glossop, was just 12 when she began suffering from extreme pain, however despite years of visiting doctors she was repeatedly told the agonising feeling was down to irritable bowel syndrome or her period

Daily Mirror · Apr 9, 2023