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Woodland Creation Scheme delivered at Oughtershaw Hall

Mon, 9th Jun 2025

A seven-hectare woodland creation project with over 6,000 new trees planted has been completed at Oughtershaw Hall in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.  Started during the 2023–2024 planting season, the…

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Coastal Retreats in Craster Open to New Ownership

Thu, 17th Aug 2023

Craster Harbour (view from the new cottages) Two properties in the quaint fishing village of Craster have opened their sea view doors to guests after undergoing extensive makeovers. Under the…

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Splendid Isolation: the restoration of Oughtershaw Hall

Thu, 6th Jul 2023

Read the article on Yorkshire Living here.

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Historic reading rooms of Oughtershaw opens its doors to guests

Fri, 31st Mar 2023

During the 19th century, reading rooms were once commonplace across much of rural Yorkshire: they were places to congregate, educate, debate, and elucidate in a time long before mass media…

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Amazing Destinations Magazine – Autumn 2022

Fri, 21st Oct 2022

Located above the harbour of the Northumberland coastal fishing village of Craster, lies the spellbinding Middlerigg. With spectacular views of Dunstanburgh Castle shimmering in the distance...

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