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06/09/2026

What a perfect day for the ‘Late Summer Garden Open Day,’ to explore the private gardens of Badminton House, home to the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort.

The gardens filled are with dahlias, roses, cosmos, geraniums, agapanthus, clematis, as well as spectator water features and vista, and, best of all, lots of hummingbird hawk-moths.

The gardens, grounds and house are magnificent. A great setting for the series “The Gentleman” as well as Badminton Horse Trials.

A wonderful visit to the beautiful Badminton House Gardens. The gardens looked stunning, filled with colours and the sce...
15/06/2026

A wonderful visit to the beautiful Badminton House Gardens. The gardens looked stunning, filled with colours and the scent of roses. I loved it all, especially all the climbers, the roses mixed with clematis and magnificent climbing Geranupiums in the conservatory.

It was such a bonus to have a brochure listing all the flowers and varieties planted by area, I will be creating by fantasy garden from it!

“BADMINTON HOUSE OPEN GARDENS

Explore the gardens of the historic Badminton House, home of the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort.

The beautiful gardens of Badminton House are open three times a year in April, June and September. Visitors can witness the seasonal changes of the gardens starting with tulips in the spring through to the roses and dahlias in the summer.

There is a great variety of plants to view, from the formal beds on the east side of the house, designed by Russell Page, to the South Garden with its water squares, hedges, beds and borders. Glorious displays of roses and borders of soft summer colours are combined with herbaceous perennials, campanulas, penstemons, geraniums and phlox. The Walled Garden, a short stroll from the house through the park, is home to the Badminton House kitchen garden, providing fruit and vegetables as well as cut flowers for much of the year. An archway, running the full width of the garden, is covered with roses, clematis, wisteria and yellow laburnum. The greenhouse is used for propagation and houses a fine display of pelargoniums.”.

12/06/2026

Rain didn’t dampen the spirits of the gardeners, stallholders and visitors on the first day of the Magical Gardens in the Cotswolds, open in aid of Tetbury Hospital. Today promises to be even better.

08/06/2026

At Gloucestershire’s Beaufort Polo Club on Sunday, June 7, the annual charity event in aid Hospitality Action , had six top chefs united at Beaufort Polo Club for a fundraising polo day, supporting Hospitality Action, a charity providing help to hospitality workers in need.

A fast and furious polo match took place for the Babdown Cup Final 8 - 12 Goal. It was easy to see why the polo scenes from the series were filmed at the Beaufort Polo Club.

Great to see Mark Lewis, the Chief Executive of ⁠Hospitality Action, presenting the prizes on their wonderful charity day and very proud that the Babdown Cup was presented by Nicky Randall.

21/05/2026

A fantastic day at Deer Park for the Annual Charity Clay Shoot.

16/05/2026

Last night we went too Tweedy’s Massive Circus: The Big Number 2

It is TINY and Massive- packed with slapstick, laughter, Tweedy, Sam and Lady Crinklebottom, pursued by hamsters and dinosaurs. It’s hilarious and one show you don’t want to miss!

🎪 Eastcourt Farm (Near Crudwell, N. Wiltshire)
📆 Now - Until 31st May

05/05/2026

For international Leopard day

03/05/2026

To celebrate

International Leopard Day is celebrated to raise awareness, for the Conservation of Leopards. Leopards are considered as a vulnerable species which are already extinct in 69% of South Africa. Populations decline due to Habitat Loss, Prey Depletion and Poaching.

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