The Windsor Road has now re-opened, our tearooms and car park will be open as normal from Monday 15 January. Don't forget your boots for exploring Runnymede and Ankerwycke as it is still very muddy in places 📷

The waters have subsided, but the road is still closed as such our car park and tearoom will remain closed until further notice. Our toilets are open to walkers.

Runnymede and Ankerwycke will be closed until further notice due to flooding. The A308 has been closed by Police and we ask that visitors stay away during this time. We are monitoring the situation and will update as we know more. 📷 by volunteer @stefsmithart

There's just a few weeks left to visit the Uncovering Runnymede & Ankerwycke exhibition at Chertsey Museum. Discover the deeper history revealed by our recent archaeological investigations as part of the #RunnymedeExplored project. Find out more here: https://t.co/WAzflLf7RF

In 2021, seed was brush harvested, by our Lead Ranger & scientists from @kewgardens, from Langham Pond meadow. The seed was sent to Kew Millennium Seedbank where it's been stored for 2 years. Today our Rangers and Volunteers scattered the seed. Thank you Kew Millennium Seedbank!

Have you spotted Willowtwisters latest public art installation at Runnymede? This piece is inspired by The Gleaners, an oil painting by Jean-François Millet. There will be three sculptures standing at 24ft tall. Sara will be working on these sculptures throughout August.

Despite the weather, we had a wonderful International Rangers day. Lead Ranger Jamie Preston spoke to Peter Gordon on BBC Radio Surrey last Monday 31 July about the work the rangers do to look after Runnymede (Listen from 3hr41mins here: https://t.co/4bUF4S5KjN).

Willowtwisters , volunteers, and visitors have made a great start on re-weaving the Haymakers. If you would like to join in and help to preserve these lovely sculptures, visit us next Tuesday 25 July and Thursday 27 July between 9am and 3:30pm by the Haymaker Sculptures.

Want to join on a tour of Ankerwycke but not sure how to get there? 🚂 Magna Carta Lane is a 25 minute walk from Wraysbury Train Station. 🚌 The 305 Staines-Wraysbury-Colnbrook bus, which stops on request, opposite Magna Carta Lane. https://t.co/wcwEPnz4k2

Surrey County Archaeological Unit & the National Trust are excited to continue work at Ankerwycke this summer as part of the National Lottery Heritage funded Runnymede Explored project. Tours will be on selected dates 19-28 July. Find out more here: https://t.co/wcwEPnzC9A

Looking for something to do during the summer holidays? Why not join us on Monday 31 July 10am-3pm for Runnymede Ranger Day! Meet our Rangers, and their tractor, and find out what they do to help take care of our special place🚜 https://t.co/gS6DjeOUkR

Over the coming weeks, a replacement boardwalk is being installed at Langham Ponds providing safe and sturdy access to this special area for wildlife and nature. Please follow signage around this area whilst works are taking place. #RunnymedeExplored

📢Help...we are on the hunt for volunteers. If you're looking to improve your well-being, make new friends or improve your job prospects, we'd love to hear from you. Weekend day makers: https://t.co/bqu49MuGat Seasonal day makers: https://t.co/46NS3uNGU0 #volunteering

We’re getting in the Magna Carta Week swing over at Runnymede National Trust, @SurreyHeritage is joining us for a day of archaeology today. Activities are running every day this week between 10am-3pm. Find out what's happening here https://t.co/Jkyqp05dkm #MagnaCartaWeek

Great Big Green Week starts this Saturday. Join us for walks and talks this weekend and next. Find out more here: https://t.co/cvbQtDJWbu

Our volunteer habitat monitors regularly walk specific routes to monitor bees and butterflies. You can join them on a walk during Meadows Day tomorrow to learn about their valuable work. https://t.co/rmzd54Cgvd #HabitatMonitors #meadow #natureconservation