This Friday at 09:45 on BBC Radio 4📻 Professor Sir David Cannadine's series Prime Ministers' Props explores how an object or prop can come to define a political leader. This episode, recorded on location at Arundells looks at Edward Heath's yacht.🎧

A double dose of journalistic brilliance 📺 Arundells presents two exceptional events featuring iconic figures in the field: ground-breaking BBC correspondent Kate Adie and legendary ITN news-anchor Alastair Stewart. Visit arundells.org/events for more info and for tickets.

As the magnolia begins to blossom we prepare to open the doors to the public once again. We reopen for the 2024 season on Thursday 14th March. With options for free-flow access or guided tours there are options to visit this fantastic house and garden in your own way.

Earlier this month we welcomed Theresa May to Salisbury. Lady May engaged with a group of eager students from local schools, who were keen to glean insights from her tenure as Prime Minister. She then took a tour through the historic house and Arundells' picturesque gardens.

I love Salisbury Cathedral and I think this event on 30 May is going to be rather special. Magna Carta and informed reflections on Elizabeth II in one of the most beautiful buildings in Europe. What's not to like? Book now, here: arundells.org/events/annuall…

The Sir Edward Heath Annual Lecture 2024 This May Gyles Brandreth will host a world-class line-up of speakers to honour the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II in Salisbury Cathedral. Thursday 30 May, 2.15pm Tickets: arundells.org/events

Explorer, auther and broadcaster Leon McCarron will join us for an evening of immersive storytelling on 8 May, at 19.30. arundells.org/events/leonmcc…

A joy to play the glorious Steinway & Sons #piano 🎹 of Arundells near to the world-renowned Salisbury Cathedral. 😊🎶

Ruari McCallion Arundells Savills LOWRI MORGAN Great to have tea in Arundels once again, before the event.

We enjoyed a really engaging discussion with the legendary broadcaster, Alastair Stewart last night. Michael McManus and Alastair regaled us with anecdotes from their encounters with Ted Heath, offering a glimpse of the man behind the public persona. Photos ©John Rose.

The legendary Angela Rippon joins our Annual Lecture panel. Her career spans a remarkable range of programs, from serious news and current affairs to light-hearted quizzes and magazine shows. As a journalist, she's covered royal events for over 50 years.

This event organised in Salisbury Cathedral by Arundells looks to be a great opportunity to reflect on the life and legacy of our remarkable late Queen and the second Elizabethan age. arundells.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/…

📆Thursday 30 May at 2.15pm📆 There’s just under two weeks to go until this year’s Sir Edward Heath Annual Lecture! Gyles Brandreth, Robert Hardman, Hugo Vickers, Ailsa Henderson and Angela Rippon will reflect on the life and legacy of the late Queen Elizabeth II. arundells.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/…

Baroness Valerie Amos offered opinions and insight on a great many subjects and regaled us with anecdotes from her varied career. Our own Edward Bickham, armed with a list of topics for discussion, skilfully moved the conversation along. Photos by Luke Futcher

Yesterday #July17th: the Queen's ex-press secretary, Ailsa Anderson took part in covering the #StateOpeningOfParliament #KingSpeech. On #May30th at Salisbury Cathedral & Arundells: during a lecture on the #Queen's life & legacy, I had the pleasure of hearing about Ailsa's experiences

Two National Treasures hit the stage in Salisbury 📣 Gyles Brandreth will interview the gardening guru and novelist, Alan Titchmarsh, in front of a theatre audience. Don’t miss your chance to catch this pair of much-loved personalities! arundells.org/events/alantit… Gyles Brandreth

Alan Titchmarsh & Gyles Brandreth delighted the audience this Monday. The captivating interview, recorded for Gyles' Rosebud podcast, offered a glimpse into Titchmarsh’s life & career. Don’t miss the full episode coming soon! #AlanTitchmarsh #GylesBrandreth #RosebudPodcast

This Monday, BBC Director-General Tim Davie shared his vision for the future of public service broadcasting, addressing issues such as the impact of streaming, the BBC’s role in local news, funding, and the importance of impartiality. A lively Q&A followed. Photos © John Rose.