Turn End Trust (formerly Turn End Charitable Trust) was established in 1998 to promote the integration of building and garden design; enable public access to this and other examples; and, after bequest by the Aldingtons, to conserve and maintain Turn End, its garden and associated buildings.

Turn End Trust ...

hosts a number of educational, creative and public events relating to aspects of the house and garden to a wide range of visitors.  Since 2014, this has included open afternoons, guided walks of the garden, horticulture classes, creative workshops and a sculpture exhibition. Until then, Turn End and its garden were open occasionally for private visits by specialist groups.  Lord Palumbo, architect Richard Murphy, art and architectural historian Alan Powers and landscape architect Dominic Cole are Patrons.

The Trust has a Friends Scheme which aims to increase opportunities for public appreciation of the site, and to create networks of supporters and volunteers across the community to carry it into the future.  If you are interested in becoming a Friend (Individual, Joint, Lifetime or Corporate), a Volunteer or would like to support the Trust in some other way, please navigate to Get Involved.

Patrons:

Dominic Cole

Richard Murphy

Lord Palumbo

Alan Powers

Trustees:

Margaret Aldington

Peter Aldington

Neil Beagrie

Sophie Blagden

Gary Collins

Lynda Farmer

Julian Gitsham

Dr Kaye Lillycrop

Neil Warnock-Smith