The primary objective of the Trust is
The advancement of science for public benefit, primarily through the support of research and development, particularly in the fields of horticultural and other plant-based disciplines.
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Bradbourne House awarded ‘Heritage Wedding Venue of the Year’
Judges described Bradbourne House as “luxury wrapped up in history, with its imposing ceremony spaces beautiful décor and excellent food. With a mindful eye on budgets, Bradbourne House ensures to deliver couples a range of options that allows them to enjoy this grand venue, along with a strong and supportive team to help them plan [Read more..]
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Professor John Mumford
It is with great sadness that The East Malling Trust shares the news of the death of one of its trustees Professor John Mumford on 29th December 2022. John became a trustee for the East Malling Trust in May 2010 and during his tenure also served as Chairman from 9th March 2015 to 6th May [Read more..]
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Cobnut Planting for the Queen’s Green Canopy
On Monday 5 December, Sir Nicholas Bacon, Chairman of The Queen’s Green Canopy, came to Kent to officially open The Kent Lieutenancy Cobnut Platt on the East Malling Trust site. The Kent Lieutenancy Cobnut Platt is an initiative by the the Lord-Lieutenant of Kent, Lady Colgrain (pictured here with Sir Nicholas Bacon) to mark The [Read more..]
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East Malling
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