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2025 marks 30 years since the establishment of the English Battlefield Register. To celebrate this, we and our partner organisations, Northamptonshire Battlefields Society and Tewkesbury Battlefield Society, have organised a series of battlefield walks in September. Details at battlefieldstrust.com/event.asp?Even…

10 June 1138. Battle of Clitheroe. A Scottish army under magnate William fitz Duncan routed a heavily armoured English force near the river Ribble, in Lancashire. The victorious Scots marched to join their main army under king David I near Northallerton.

Great blog written for Historic England by Dr David Grummitt exploring Wars of the Roses battlefield myths to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the Register of Historic Battlefields for England heritagecalling.com/2025/06/12/how….

Saturday 21st June 2025, 1:30pm. Battle of Assandun 1016. Venue: Essex Record Office, Wharf Road, Chelmsford CM2 6YT An update on the battle investigation project, and talk on the East Saxon Kingdom. Tickets via Eventbrite. For further details, see 'Events' in our bio.

16 June 1487: Battle of Stoke Field On 16 June 1487, in what would be the last battle of the Wars of the Roses, John de Vere, earl of Oxford led Henry VII's army to victory over a rebel force of Ricardian diehards, Irish kerns and German mercenaries at Stoke near Newark.

On this day 1644. The parliamentarian forces besieging #York prepare to spring 3 mines and storm the city. Major-General Lawrence Crawford detonates one mine too early, making a breach at St. Mary's tower. The attack is beaten off by the Marquis of Newcastle's royalist defenders.

Tuesday 24th June 2025, 8pm Battlefields Trust Online Talk: Rupert of the Rhine - The Cavalier and his Conflicts. For further details see 'Events' in our bio.

Summer sunshine for the group at Stoke Field on last Sunday's battlefield walk.

Saturday 5th July 2025, 11am Visit and Tour of Norwich Castle Museum A guided tour around the museum, and discussion on the castle’s history The venue is wheelchair accessible. For further details, price, and to reserve a place, see 'Events' in our bio.

Sunday 6th July 2025, 10am. Battle of Sedgemoor 1685 Join the Wessex Region for a walk across the battlefield of Sedgemoor - the last battle fought on English soil; and Marlborough’s first victory. For further details, and to notify attendance, see 'Events' in our bio.

Late June 1464: Siege of Bamburgh Castle After changing hands between Lancaster and York several times in the early 1460's, the Lancastrian castle finally surrenders to Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, and his big guns.

Thursday 10th July 2025, 1:30 for a 2pm start. Battle of Northampton 1460 - commemoration event Join the Northamptonshire Battlefields Society for a wreath laying ceremony, and a short walk and talk on the battle. Meet at at the Eleanor Cross, London Road, Northampton, NN4 8AX

Saturday 12th July 2025, 11am Dover Castle Informal visit to Dover Castle and a chance to visit the new castle under siege exhibition. For further details, and to advise of attendance, visit 'Events' in our bio.

Tewkesbury Medieval Festival Saturday 12th July and Sunday 13th July 2025 If you come to the Festival please say hello to us at the Battlefields Trust stand. Programme details will be available in due course. For more information please visit tewkesburymedievalfestival.co.uk.

Saturday 19th July 2025, 9:30am Visit and Tour - National Trust Orford Ness A chance to visit this important coastal nature reserve, with a fascinating 20th-century military history. For details, prices, and to indicate expression of interest, visit 'Events' in our bio.

Thursday 24th July 2025, 2pm Battle of Edgcote 1469 Graham Evans, chair of the Northamptonshire Battlefields Society and expert on the battle, will lead the Society's annual walk of this lesser know but important Wars of the Roses battle. Further details at 'Events' in our bio

A good turnout at both Trust events in Yorkshire today. #adwaltonmoor battlefield walk by David Cooke and #PrinceRupert talk by Mark Turnbull Author at Long Marston village hall. Thanks to all who came along.

30th June 1643. Battle of Adwalton Moor secures Royalist control of Yorkshire (excluding Hull), and most of the north of England. Following this defeat, Parliament take the decision to seek assistance from the Scots.

Monday 7th July 2025, 8pm Battlefields Trust Online Talk: O'Neill's Rebellion 1596 For further details, see 'Events' in our bio.

2 July 1644. The Battle of Marston Moor, York. A combined Scottish & English army numbering 27,000 defeat Prince Rupert's 18,000 royalists. The royalist 'whitecoats' fought on to the death & were 'killed in rank and file’. The battle led to the king's loss of the north.