We continue our series getting to know our trustees with Horsley resident Giles Reid, "My reason to get involved was to bring my corporate experience to drive commercial income to ensure financial sustainability for West Horsley Place Trust to enable it to thrive for the community." Read more
West Horsley Place Trust among more than 2,700 recipients to benefit from the latest round of awards from the £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund. This award will provide essential investment for the charity so that it can recover from the pandemic and reopen West Horsley Place to the public Read more
We are delighted to welcome Marcus Cribb to our team as House & Operations Manager. Read more
We are delighted to announce our partnership with The Arts Society East Surrey for an important National Lottery Heritage funded project to record, clean and repair the books at West Horsley Place. Read more
We continue our series getting to know our team, volunteers, trustees and wider community with accredited surveyor in building conservation, Simon Goddard. Read more
West Horsley Place has been home to some truly remarkable women down the centuries. We celebrate them this International Women's Day. Read more
We continue the 'Meet Our Team' series with volunter and local historian June Davey. Read more
Latest staff news from the West Horsley Place Trust. Read more
Following the latest government plans for easing Covid-19 restrictions later this year, we hope to welcome you to West Horsley Place in 2021. Read more
Great man of letters and creator of the Crewe Collection of books held at WHP and Trinity College Library, Richard Monckton Milnes edited the first 'Life & Letters' of John Keats. Read more
We are delighted to announce that the Historic England have granted us funding from the Culture Recovery Fund towards urgent repairs to our 16th century decorative plasterwork ceiling. Read more
Roy has been the Estate Warden since the foundation of the Trust. Before that, he was Mary, Duchess of Roxburghe's Gamekeeper for nearly 30 years. He shares his memories with us. Read more
Continuing our series getting to know the team at WHP, we catch up with volunteer Victoria Franklin for a remote Q&A. Read more
We are delighted to announce a partnership with Surrey Wildlife Trust for the Hedgerows Heritage Project, which aims to enrich biodiversity across our 380 acre estate. Read more
Our Q&A series with trustees continues with our Treasurer, Patrick Roberts. Patrick shares his thoughts on the financial challenges facing heritage charities and the importance people in the past and future of WHP. Read more
" With climate and biodiversity breakdown threatening human survival, ensuring that the house and estate make a positive contribution to mitigating our impact will be essential. But it is not just about carbon emissions and trees, we are working towards making the whole organisation including every aspect of its life sustainable. " Read more
We continue our series of interviews with our trustees with Marilyn Scott, Director of award-winning gallery, the Lightbox in Woking. Read more
Have you watched Enola Holmes yet? This delightful and quirky film centres on Sherlock Holmes' younger sister, Enola. Read more
Chair of our trustees, Adrian, shares his love of WHP, his hopes for the Trust's future and his passion for the arts. Read more
We are delighted to continue our partnership with distillers, Mews, who make artisanal gin here in Horsley with fruit from our orchard & estate. Read more
We begin an interview series with our board of trustees with village resident Amanda de Haast. Read more
Lizzie will spend one year working in the gardens as a trainee alongside our Head Gardener and volunteers. Read more
Derwent Prize winner for 2020, artist Katie Sollohub shares her experience of working in and teaching at West Horsley Place. Read more
BBC's hit comedy Ghosts has returned to BBC 1 on Monday nights with a starring role for West Horsley Place Read more