Facebook Instagram LinkedIn News Biomass operations on the Hadlow Estate As a society we are all too aware of our rapidly changing climate and the need to reduce carbon emissions - such issues have been brought to the forefront of everyone’s minds following this month’s COP26 summit in Glasgow. One of the ways in which we are evidencing our commitment to this, is through the use of a biomass boiler at Hadlow Place Farm, which is supplied by wood and woodchip produced in our forestry operations. Read the full article November 10, 2021 Renewable energy on the Hadlow Estate This year has been equally successful, peaking on 23rd April with the highest energy production in any 24-hour period so far in 2021- 130.9MWh was produced, supplying around 13,090 homes or 4,188,800 kettles boiled. Read the full article September 28, 2021 Centenary of cottages commemorating community’s war dead Just over a century ago, communities across the country – and indeed the world – were mourning their dead after the horror of the 1914-1918 Great War and considering how they could best be commemorated. Read the full article August 12, 2021 Hadlow Estate supports Nexus Foundation Special School The ancient practice of coppicing is regularly carried out in woodland on the Estate, providing a sustainable timber source as well as creating a diverse range of habitats. It’s also now helping children at a local special school, which was in need of a little help with its new sensory garden project. Read the full article June 11, 2021 Hadlow Estate barn owl project progress We recently welcomed reporter Jo Burn from BBC Radio Kent, who joined us for what is always an exciting day on the Estate. As part of our ongoing barn owl box project, Mark Pritchard from the Medway Valley Countryside Partnership visited us to check on our boxes. Read the full article June 10, 2021 Barn owl boxes on the Hadlow Estate As part of a long standing relationship with the Medway Valley Countryside Partnership, new barn owl boxes have been put up in carefully selected locations around the Estate. It’s hoped the birds will use them to lay eggs and raise their young. Read the full article May 21, 2021 Ancient woodland management technique provides sustainable timber source and supports the local economy An ancient practice which provides a constant, sustainable source of timber and creates a diverse range of habitats for insects, birds, wildlife and plants, is being kept alive on the Hadlow Estate in Kent. Read the full article January 12, 2021 Community again honours those who fell for our freedom In Five Oak Green, the Memorial Cottages built after the Great War of 1914-18 once again proudly display wreathes of poppies in honour of the men of the parish who died in both world wars. Read the full article November 10, 2020 Foreman Mick retires after half a century with the Hadlow Estate After a career spanning five decades and mirroring that of his late grandfather, Hadlow Estate Foreman Mick Cheesman is hanging up his tools for the final time. Read the full article November 5, 2020 80 years since the Battle of Britain – remembering the day a German fighter plane was downed near Tudeley The Hadlow Estate has pieced together, from a variety of sources, including local historian Robin Hollamby, details of the day a German Messerschmitt was downed on its land near Tudeley and would be interested to hear from anyone who has any further information. Read the full article September 9, 2020 Page 1 Page 2 Next Categories Farming & Agriculture Property Management The Hadlow Estate Woodland Recent Posts Biomass operations on the Hadlow Estate Renewable energy on the Hadlow Estate Centenary of cottages commemorating community’s war dead Hadlow Estate supports Nexus Foundation Special School Hadlow Estate barn owl project progress © 2019 Copyright ReservedPrivacy PolicyAccessibility