filming news from Trust places. Shopping Highlights from the latest Trust retail ranges. How to Guide to re-creating a Trust feature in your own home or garden. Bookshelf The latest books, videos and apps from the Trust. Crossword The enduringly popular prize crossword. In conversation with Each issue we have a chat with someone from the Trust. In the news The National Trust Magazine has sparked features in broadsheets, such as the Telegraph (on the story of Ferguson’s Gang), and the Sunday Times (following a feature on Slavery). Advertising The very first advert to appear in the magazine was in the 1968 issue. Redactive handle the advertising for the magazine today. Talking Magazine An audio version of each issue is produced. The talking magazine is presented by John Waite, and regularly features the voices of Malcolm Billings, Louise Fryer, Brian Perkins, Libby Purves, and Charlotte Green. In addition to features, which are read aloud, extra studio interviews and outside broadcasts are conducted with authors, Trust staff, and figures mentioned in the magazine. Contributors Notable contributors to the magazine have included: Anthony Blunt James Lees-Milne Alan Titchmarsh Clough Williams-Ellis George Trevelyan Graham Stuart Thomas Peter Thornton Nigel Nicolson Robert Lassam Sir Alan Bowness CBE David Bellamy Nicholas Wollaston Hunter Davies Sue Arnold Jancis Robinson Gervase Jackson-Stops Anna Pavord Miles Kington Libby Purves Jonathon Porritt Rumer Godden Max Egremont Roy Lancaster Brian Redhead Richard Mabey Maev Kennedy Simon Jenkins Patrick Wright Colin Luckhurst More recent contributors include: Robert Macfarlane Billy Bragg Benedict Blathwayt Lars Tharp Dan Cruickshank Kate Colquhoun Anthony Lambert Marcel Theroux John Vidal Clement Freud Rosie Boycott Jonathan Meades Rachel Johnson Adam Nicolson Oz Clarke Michael Holroyd Anish Kapoor Photography Joe Cornish John Millar Paul Harris Megan Taylor Oskar Proctor Sylvaine Poitau Chris Lacey James Dobson William Shaw Layton Thompson Cristian Barnett Andrew Montgomery Summer 2016 new-look From the summer 2016 issue National Trust Magazine updated its design and structure, following reader research. It features improved navigation and a cleaner layout. New content includes fun pages for children and highlights of events across the UK. The aim is to help readers to make the most of their membership and find out more about the Trust’s work looking after special places forever, for everyone. References External links The National Trust Magazine Online 1932 establishments in the United Kingdom History magazines published in the United Kingdom Magazines established in 1932 National Trust