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National Trust organisation

Named in 5 reports across 5 stories - 21 Aug – 4 Sept
21 Aug 20264 Sept 2026

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with National Trust. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without National Trust.

Arnison Heelis and Britain share 1 reportCumbria and Jo Mcgrath share 1 reportBeatrix Potter and Jo Mcgrath share 1 reportArnison Heelis and Cumbria share 1 reportBeatrix Potter and Emma Bray share 1 reportBeatrix Potter and Britain share 1 reportBeatrix Potter and Cumbria share 1 reportEmma Bray and Jo Mcgrath share 1 reportBritain and Jo Mcgrath share 1 reportArnison Heelis and Beatrix Potter share 1 reportCumbria and Emma Bray share 1 reportBeatrix Potter and Herdwick Sheep Breeder Association share 1 reportCumbria and Herdwick Sheep Breeder Association share 1 reportArnison Heelis and Emma Bray share 1 reportHerdwick Sheep Breeder Association and Jo Mcgrath share 1 reportBritain and Emma Bray share 1 reportBritain and Herdwick Sheep Breeder Association share 1 reportArnison Heelis and Herdwick Sheep Breeder Association share 1 reportArnison Heelis and Jo Mcgrath share 1 reportBritain and Cumbria share 1 reportEmma Bray and Herdwick Sheep Breeder Association share 1 reportNational TrustArnison HeelisArnison Heelis - 1 shared report (person)Beatrix Pot…Beatrix Potter - 1 shared report (person)BritainBritain - 1 shared report (place)ChurchillChurchill - 1 shared report (person)CumbriaCumbria - 1 shared report (place)Emma BrayEmma Bray - 1 shared report (person)EnglandEngland - 1 shared report (place)Herdwick Sh…Herdwick Sheep Breeder Association - 1 shared report (organization)Holnicote e…Holnicote estate - 1 shared report (place)Jo McgrathJo Mcgrath - 1 shared report (person)

The stories

The 20-year search for a vanishing custard-and-chocolate coloured moth

3 outlets1 report names National Trust15 Aug – 5 Sept

Why the Supreme Court's ballroom ruling could matter beyond the ballroom

2 outlets1 report names National Trust1 Sept – 3 Sept

In 1905, the author of Peter Rabbit put her book royalties into Hill Top Farm in the Lake District, then bought Troutbeck Park in 1923 to keep it from developers; when she died in 1943, her will left her farms to the National Trust with a stipulation that their fell-going flocks remain pure Herdwick sheep.

1 outlets1 report names National Trust4 Sept

National Trust volunteers treated 'like servants', inquiry hears

1 outlets1 report names National Trust25 Aug

Rewilded land remains green amid drought-stricken English countryside, images show

1 outlets1 report names National Trust21 Aug

Who keeps naming them

The Guardian World1ABC News (Australia)1Times of India1Google News - Top Stories1scienceblog.com1

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