On 21 July, York’s residents and visitors will have a new place to visit as Goddards on Tadcaster Road opens its doors.

The story of the Terry family and their chocolate empire will be told, with a 1930s feel and a new tearoom. http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/goddards/

This summer the family home of Noel Terry (yes, of Terry’s Chocolate Orange fame) will be open to visitors for the first time. Goddards is tucked away on the Tadcaster Road, a stone’s throw from York city centre.

The house is a Grade I listed building in the Arts & Crafts style. It was home to the Terry family from 1928 and was purchased by us in 1984. Since then it’s been home to our regional offices, with the gardens open to visitors since 2006.

Come along and have your say on how Cornlands Playground could be improved. On Saturday 18th August we will be holding a community consultation and having a party. Voice your opinion on what you would like to see happen with this large underused green space. Do you want new play equipment, allotments, a community garden. There will be face painting, willow crafts, games and circus skill with Professor Fiddlesticks.

Spread the word!!

Visit the Dig In page on our YWT website (directions can be found there.)
http://www.ywt.org.uk/digin

Please contact Francesca Clair(regular working days are Tuesday, Thursday & Friday) if you want to find out more or get involved

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Tel: 01904 659570