Remember A Charity Week (7 – 13 September) marks a time when charities everywhere take a moment to acknowledge and reflect on the huge contribution people make when they leave a legacy to somewhere they love. As a small independent charity legacies are important for Painshill as they help to protect the park for future … Continue reading Remember A Charity Week →

We were delighted to meet Simon Lewis and Esher and Walton MP, Dominic Raab representing the Elmbridge Philanthropy Fund today. We have benefited hugely from a grant they and Community Foundation for Surrey donated to us. The funding allowed us to recruit a Volunteer Manager to offer our team of volunteers more support. Simon Lewis … Continue reading Esher and Walton MP, Dominic Raab and Simon Lewis from Elmbridge Philanthropy Fund visit Painshill →

We are delighted to announce that Painshill Park Trust has received £250,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help combat the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Designed in the 18th century by Charles Hamilton, Painshill fell into ruins until it was saved by the Trust in the 1980s. Over the years we have been … Continue reading Painshill Park Trust receives National Lottery grant →

We are delighted that Painshill has been shortlisted for the Historic Houses Association Award for Garden of the Year 2020. Since the lost landscape garden was rediscovered in the 1980s, Painshill Park Trust has been restoring the site to its former 18th century glory.  The Painshill team is absolutely thrilled that this commitment and work … Continue reading Painshill is Shortlisted for Garden of the Year 2020 →

This week Painshill will be marking #ClapForOurCarers by lighting up the beautiful follies and bridges in blue. As a tribute to the NHS and all key workers, the Painshill team joins the nation in applauding those working hard in the fight against COVID-19. Above photography by Oliver Dixon Lighting up the landscape is only possible … Continue reading Painshill lights up blue in tribute to key workers →