Archive of: 2022

• MULGRAVE ESTATE FUNDARAISING EVENTS FOR THE UKRAINIAN EFFORT.

  

  17 May 2022

  Over the coming weeks the Estate are holding a range of fund-raising events for the Ukrainian effort, including a Quiz Night at the Stiddy PH on Monday 13th June, a Music Evening at the Stiddy PH on Friday 17th June and grand open event at the Castle on Sunday 10th July, with open gardens, stately home car boot sale, stalls and games – please see our website https://mulgrave-estate.co.uk/ for full details of all the events.

  In addition, the whole Estate team have agreed to do a “Team Dip” at Sandsend Beach on Monday 20 June. We also have a small team who have challenged themselves to complete the Yorkshire 3 Peaks on Saturday 25 June. If you would like to sponsor our team events and support our appeal, then it would be highly appreciated. Please use this link to sponsor on-line https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/mulgraveukraine

• Head Forester - Jim Mortlock retires after over 50 years of dedicated and loyal service

  

  06 May 2022

  Today, after over 50 years of dedicated and loyal service, saw the retirement of Jim Mortlock as Head Forester on the Estate. During his retirement presentation, our Estates Director commented “Jim has clearly been an inspiration and role model to us all. Your achievements over the past 50 years will be enjoyed by everyone for a very long time. The many hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of trees planted under your watch will be your legacy. Your work with Lord Normanby in carrying on the great work of Humphrey Repton in designing the landscape around the Castle and maintaining Mulgrave Woods for public enjoyment are just two examples of the great contributions you have made to this Estate”. We would like to thank Jim for his 50 years of service and wish him a very long and happy retirement. Today we also welcome Tommy Milburn as our new Head Forester, who now has the keys to Mulgrave Woods and has some very big boots to fill.

• Mulgrave Estate Sandsend Car Park - Open Easter Holidays

  

  08 April 2022

  Sandsend Car Park, via East Row, Sandsend - will be opening from 9am, Saturday 9th April for the Easter holidays.

  Ideally located for access to the beach, all the village shops, cafes, restaurants and amenities. Card/cash payments £6.00 per day.

• "Open Garden" Sunday 29 May 2022

  

  08 April 2022

  Our second “Open Garden” for 2022 will be taking place on Sunday 29 May. Hosted by Sport Mulgrave the gardens will be open between 1 & 5pm, come along and support this local association. Hot & cold drinks & cakes will be on offer. This is a great opportunity to see the gardens.

  Dogs are welcome on leads.

  In case of extreme weather please check our website/social media to confirm the event is proceeding.

• New hedgerow planting reaches the 6,500m mark at Kettleness !

  

  23 March 2022

  Across the Mulgrave Estate we have been working with Natural England and the North York Moors National Park Authority to restore the ancient hedgerow network in specific targetted areas. One such area is in the Kettleness landscape out on the coast. A location with little tree or hedgerow cover, it has been a real challenge to restore the old network of field boundary hedges here. The majority of the old hedges date back to the 1850’s and have become weathered and stunted with only a few remnant stems visible in certain places.

• Open Gardens 2022

  

  04 March 2022

  Lord & Lady Normanby are delighted to allow public access to the Mulgrave Gardens. Each Open Garden date is hosted by different organisation in aid of a local charity. Well behaved dogs are allowed access but must be kept on leads.

  The dates for 2022 are:

  10th April - Whitby Fishermans FC - Juniors

  29th May - Sport Mulgrave

  26th June - Lythe Parochial Church

  10th July - Lord & Lady Normanby, fund raiser for Ukraine

  24th July - Whitby Regatta

  28th August - Lythe Village Hall

• Exciting opportunities to join the Mulgrave Team

  

  04 March 2022

  Mulgrave is a large and diverse landed Estate located on the North Yorkshire Coast, in the North York Moors National Park. The Estate extends to some 15,000 acres, including 2,500 acres of Forestry, a large in-hand farm and a Registered Park and Garden around Mulgrave Castle, which is the seat of the Marquis of Normanby. As a private house, Mulgrave Castle is at the centre of a vibrant and evolving Estate and is proud of its role in the local area and community. The following full time positions are currently available: Chauffeur & driver, Assistant Live In Housekeeper, General Builder Full details on the roles and how to apply are on our webpage 

• Introducing our new blog from our Wildlife Manager

  

  07 January 2022

  Welcome to our first blog from our Wildlife Manager, Steve, who will be providing updates throughout the year on the wildlife, countryside and his role on the Estate. “Birds are feeding heavily in preparation for the coming nesting season. The Estate has a number of wild bird crops dotted around the Estate which provide a valuable food source at this time of year with additional feeding of wheat and barley from our harvested crops.
  Owl & Kestrel populations are thriving, naturally managing the mice and voles populations assisted by other resident birds of prey.” Photos used have all been taken on the Estate, courtesy of the Estate Wildlife Photographer.