23rd September marks the day of the bombing of Rougham Hall
80 years ago on 23 September, Rougham Hall was bombed by the German Luftwaffe.
23rd September marks the day of the bombing of Rougham Hall Read More
80 years ago on 23 September, Rougham Hall was bombed by the German Luftwaffe.
23rd September marks the day of the bombing of Rougham Hall Read More
Photograph by George Agnew
Annual visit to the Bluebell wood Read More
Seen here is coppice woodland on an ancient woodland site.
Called ‘long purples’ by Shakespeare in Hamlet’s speech on the death of Ophelia.
Photograph by George Agnew
Present: GA
Orchis mascula (Early purple orchid) Read More
Our bee hive expansion programme continues with two new sites
Viola riviniana (Dog Violet) Read More
Dragonflies were recorded as part of Rougham Estate’s ongoing Pond Survey of its 37 ancient and very well-connected woodland, grass and arable edge ponds. 18 Dragonfly species have been recorded in total on the various ponds since 2003 and one pond has had all 18 species recorded there! The best ponds are the open, sunny, well vegetated ponds, while the shadier, darker ponds that support few species will be part of an ongoing pond restoration programme to improve them for dragonflies and other aquatic invertebrates such as mayflies, water stick-insects, water beetles and water bugs.
Dragonfly Survey on Rougham Estate 2021 Read More
No formal butterfly surveys took place 2019-2021 but casual observations made during other wildlife survey work indicated all but the most elusive treetop butterfly species previously recorded in the 2018 survey were observed on the estate.
Butterfly observations on Rougham Estate 2019-2021 Read More
The Trust has just completed its largest building conservation project to date.
Restoration of Clock Tower and Gatehouse at Rougham Hall is now complete Read More
Rougham Primary School has received a National Music Mark award for its recognition of its works in music teaching which was funded by the Trust.
Major award for Rougham School Read More