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Membership of the Staffordshire Centre is open to all supporters of the National Trust and membership is only £8 a year.
As a member you can benefit from a range of walks, talks, visits and other events that we arrange during the year, in the company of like minded people.
You will also receive copies of our newsletter containing our programme of events, which we produce twice a year, with monthly news bulletins, distributed by email, in the intervening periods.
To view archive editions, click on the first button below.
You can read the most recent issues below – Click on the image to read the book or use the PDF link to download the pdf version.
To apply for membership, please visit our Membership Application page using the button below.
Submit your aplication and you will receive an email advising you how to pay for your membership.
To renew your membership, please use the membership renewal button. For further information please check out our FAQs, or contact us using the form on this page.
Contact Us
Address
National Trust Staffordshire Centre
c/o 72 Farmdown Road
Stafford ST17 0AS
Tel : 07940 596730
Email : info.ntstafford@gmail.com
You do not need to be a member of the Centre to go on our events but a small surcharge may apply. A few events are restricted to members of the Centre and these will be identified in the event details.
No, but if an event takes place on National Trust property, you will need to show proof of National Trust membership, or have a valid National Trust volunteer card in order to avoid paying normal admission charges.
You do not need to be a member of the National Trust to join our group. However, some of our events may take place on Trust properties in which case you would have to pay the normal admission fee if you are unable to present proof of NT membership or a volunteer card.
Any personal details provided to the Centre, either by applying for membership of the Staffordshire Centre of the National Trust, or by booking a place on an event is used solely in the running of the Centre and its activities. Any contact information you provide is used to keep you informed about forthcoming activities and invite you to take part in our events. It may be exchanged among members of the Committee or event organisers but will not be shared with any other organisation. Your details will be kept securely and you have the right to opt out of our communications at any time. You also have the right to request to see what information we hold about you from our Membership Secretary.
- Manor House frontage – Shugborough – David Goacher
- Shugborough Reflections – David Goacher
- Bookshop Shugborough – David Goacher
- Mute swan spreading its wings at Shugborough Estate, Staffordshire – David Goacher (NTPL)
- Rudyard Reservoir near Leek – Boats by Colin Park
- At Castle Ring Fort by Colin Park, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Cannock Chase Sherbrook Valley by William Hook, CC BY SA 3.0
- Dunstall Hall by Stephen Jones, CCA 2.0
- Rudyard Lake by Iain Gregg, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Cliffe Park, Staffordshire by Graham Hogg, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Carlos Trower by Colin Park, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Packwood House by Philip Halling, CC BY-SA 2.0
- The manor house at Baddesley Clinton by Steve Daniels, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Staunton Harold Church by David Stowell, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Saloon at Calke Abbey by Rick Massey, CC BY 2.0
- Walled Garden at Calke by Dave Butlin, CC BY-SA 2.0
- On the Sausage Trail at Ludlow Food Festival by Jeremy Bolwell, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Capriccio: Roman Ruins at Bologna by attributed to Pietro Paltronieri, called Il Mirandolese dalle Prospettive (1673 – Bologna 1741) – NTI
- Hedge laying at Scotney Castle Kent, NTPL by Sam Milling
- Steam launch Branksome, at the Windermere Jetty museum in Windermere,
Cumbria, ThoughtidRetired, CC 4.0
Lake Windermere MMB 74 MV Swan, mattbuck, CC 3.0
Lakeside Haverthwaite Railway, Alan Roberts, CC 2.0
Hill Top Near Sawrey, Strobilmyces, CC 3.0
Dunham Massey Hall, Dave Dunford, CC 2.0
Grasmere Dove Cottage, Strobilmyces, CC 3.0
Blackwell House, GavinJA, CC 3.0
Donald Campbell’s Bluebird, Christine Matthews, CC 2.0
View From Blackwell House, John Salmon, CC 2.0