Felbrigg Hall volunteer John Kaye caught the bird by putting a coat over it. A rogue turkey has been removed from a National Trust estate in Norfolk after "frightening" dog walkers.

A branch which killed a schoolboy at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, showed no signs of being a hazard six months before it fell on him, the High Court has heard. Daniel Mullinger was among 10 children on ...

Felbrigg Hall general manager Ella Akinlade said the event, which opened at the weekend and will run again on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, was expected to attract more than 3,000 people..

In Felbrigg: The Story of a House, he writes: 'Anna, the eldest, was the beauty of them all…Margaret, the second daughter, with less beauty, had much gaiety and vitality. Ellen, the third, was a ...

Now Felbrigg Hall, near Cromer, will be undergoing essential work to ensure its preservation for future generations. The National Trust has been given the go-ahead to replace part of the stately ...

Following its outstanding success last year, 2008 will see the return of Felbrigg Hall’s Chilli Fiesta and summer fete, in what is hotting up to be the highlight event for the property this summer.

Bob and Linda Gates worked for 14 years at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk until the furore over the rainbow-coloured lanyards and the controversial ‘outing’ of its last squire.

Join General Manager Ella Akinlade, on a house tour with the House & Collections Manager Louise Green, who will guide you around this 17th century home, includi ...

Cook and her staff have been busy in the kitchens of Felbrigg Hall, which opens to the public for the season tomorrow, Saturday March 3. Visitors to the 'downstairs' hub of the National Trust stately ...

It was the hottest event in Norfolk and crowds flocked to it in their thousands. This week's National Trust chilli festival at Felbrigg Hall saw a record turnout of up to 8,000 visitors who browsed ...

A branch which killed a schoolboy at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, showed no signs of being a hazard six months before it fell on him, the High Court has heard.