article_snippet: But National Trust now wants National Trust stately homes to have fewer exhibits
article_snippet: – because they are too demanding on visitors.
article_snippet: ‘Dame Helen Ghosh, director general of the National Trust are making visitors work too hard in some places,’ she said .
article_snippet: It’s not surprising given that where Dame Helen Ghosh, director general of the National Trust have come from, that the type of places that Dame Helen Ghosh, director general of the National Trust own are the places where the middle classes feel more comfortable, that it forms more of the middle classes cultural background.
article_snippet: Dame Helen Ghosh, director general of the National Trust analysis is that it isn’t the entrance fee that is putting people off, it is that people think this isn’t “the place for people”
article_snippet: So how do Dame Helen Ghosh, director general of the National Trust get people in?
article_snippet: Dame Helen, who was Permanent Secretary of the Home Office until she was appointed to National Trust in 2012, said that some properties have a broader appeal.
article_snippet: But Dame Helen denied that National Trust National Trust is ‘dumbing down’ National Trust approach in order to boost visitor numbers.
article_snippet: Although National Trust National Trust is not putting in any money to the schemes, other charities such as the Heritage Lottery Fund and Nesta are also involved.