The English countryside is not a “racist redoubt”. It is a living heritage built on continuity, community and respect for tradition. Heritage should be protected not politicised.

Ben Cowell told MPs what many of us already know: people in their 20s are drawn to historic places because they offer a sense of escape and real connection. not screens, flashy signage or digital distractions. So why is the National Trust doing the opposite?

While our heritage crumbles, the National Trust seems more focused on rewriting the past than preserving it. Visitors deserve honest, nuanced history, and proper care of the places that hold it.

Join us as we speak with Francis Terry, one of the UK's leading classical architects, about the future of Clandon Park. Francis shares the detailed drawings he's created for restoring the Marble Hall ceiling and explains why skilled plasterers are ready and able.

After a fire in 2015, the National Trust plans to leave Clandon Park as a 'country house laid bare'. Here are 10 myths and misconceptions about their planning proposal to keep Clandon as a ruin.

The National Trust continues to detract from democratic voting. Members have made their concerns clear. It is a shame that the National Trust refuses to listen. Sign up on our website for news of our campaign.

“Whatever the theoretical arguments in favour of quick vote, its practical consequences are plain. It is to convert a system of election into a system of co-option by the trustees.”.-Jonathan Sumption. Sign up on our website for news of our campaign.🔗

The Quick Vote is not a fair vote - it must be removed. Read our new report on the Quick Vote with a foreword by Professor Sir Vernon Bogdanor.🔗 Sign up on our website for news of our campaign.🔗

There is no argument that we do not have the means to restore Clandon. So why do representatives of the National Trust persist in saying it is not possible?

A robust, fair voting system needs to be simple. Free from powerful nudges such as the quick vote. The National Trust is no exception.

A very big thank you to everyone who supported our recommended candidates and resolutions in this year's AGM. We truly appreciate your help and enthusiasm in our mission to Restore Trust in the National Trust.

Are you a member of the National Trust? You have until midnight tomorrow (3rd November) to vote for our AGM resolution to abolish the undemocratic Quick Vote. Let's restore genuine democracy to the National Trust. Find out more on how to vote

The Quick Vote encourages members to vote for the management's choices by ticking just one box. Members should be trusted to know who and what they are voting for.

Are you a member of the National Trust? You have until 3 November to vote for our AGM resolution to abolish the undemocratic Quick Vote. Let's restore genuine democracy to the National Trust. Find out more on how to vote

2/2.The Baker family have launched a petition opposing the reduced access. You can support them by clicking the link below 👇.

1/2.It is sad to see the Baker family 'forced out' of their home by unnecessary rent increases by the NT, and exclusion of visitors to experience the beauty of Owletts to a meagre two days a year. Read more here 👇.

Yet another example of National Trust management ignoring the views of its visitors and members. 👇

The National Trust has become dangerously focused on the politics of the day, moving the goal post further away from its original mission, to preserve our heritage. If Clandon is not safe, where is?. Read more👇.