We are proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with visionary environmental consultants Tumblebug, on a six-month pilot project to transform all our organic waste into a self-sustaining circular ecosystem.
We are proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with visionary environmental consultants Tumblebug, on a six-month pilot project to transform all our organic waste into a self-sustaining circular ecosystem.
Stunning shots of a swooping short-eared owl were captured at dusk by Tom Goffe, Assistant Forestry Contracts Manager at Nicholsons, on a recent visit to one of the nine newly-planted woodlands on our Estate.
As well as being home to Britain’s Greatest Palace, our Estate is also a great place to discover rich natural heritage.
We are inviting people to join a green recycling scheme and drop off their used Christmas Trees once the festive holidays are over.
Our Estate is one of the richest bat locations in Oxfordshire, supporting at least 12 of the UK’s 17 resident species.
The expression ‘great oaks from little acorns grow’ is nowhere more true than on our Estate, where over 20,000 acorns have been collected this year alone as part of our extensive in-house tree growing programme.
Last week we hosted over 100 people connected to the local agricultural community for the second Rural Crime Farming Conference, held in partnership with Thames Valley Police.
Estate-grown Christmas trees will be on sale outside the Estate Office every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 1st December till 17th December, 10.00 – 16.00.
Last week, we invited Park View residents to join award-winning photographer Pete Seaward for an exclusive photography event at the Palace, as part of our ongoing commitment to engaging with the local community.
It’s been just over two years since the first new neighbours moved to Park View. We therefore thought it was high time that we took to the skies to capture a beautiful update on just how far we’ve come, and how the community has beautifully taken shape.
We have been working with an award-winning employment charity and social enterprise to offer vulnerable people ‘social prescribing’ walks around its 2,000 acres of Parkland and Gardens, to help improve their mental health and wellbeing, helping them move forward with their lives.
July buzzed past in a heartbeat and once again nature provided us with some beautiful moments that produced some breathtaking shots.
Along with Pye Homes, we are celebrating after winning ‘Best Residential Development of the Year – Large Scheme’ at the prestigious OxPropFest Awards.
We warmly invite you to visit our stunning Butterfly House, which has undergone a huge transformation in the last six months.
June is the signal that time is flying too fast, six months into the year and the longest day has passed. With summer still in full swing it is time to rewind and look back at the sixth month of the year.
As we look forward to the summer months, let us take a moment to reflect on some of our favourite moments from May.
We have partnered with Rappa Fencing as part of a major upgrade of our sheep farming facilities.
Join our social historian for an exclusive evening of fascinating tales from Blenheim Palace
A thousand-year-old oak on our Estate has a starring role in David Attenborough’s landmark BBC series ‘Wild Isles’.
We are urging dog owners to act responsibly while visiting our Estate in the run up to lambing season.
From Ancient Oaks to Cedar of Lebanons (one you might even recognise from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) to Rowans and Limes, our Estate has a large variety of trees.
When Nimi and Louis Cooper started looking for a new family home, they knew they wanted to remain in their hometown.
The use of our new robot dogs will help us to gather data on the health and biodiversity of our Estate