Keeping everyone happyFamily entertainment 7 nights a week (in season)Regular children's activitiesIndoor pool, sauna and spa bath At Home on HolidayChoice of accommodation to suit your budgetRestaurants, bars & shops on siteTouring area with electric hook-up The Perfect Location Short walk to bustling Skegness Beautiful beaches & countryside Lots to see & do in the areaOur Full Terms and Conditions can be viewed here. Returns within 14 days (please see our Returns page) bhf_shops unfortunately do not accept: Any payment method other than PayPal Offers and/or requests to end auctions early Collection in person (unless specified as a 'Collect in Store' listing) Exemptions or to open auctions to excluded bidders Requests to wait longer than 7 days for payment - we have an automated system bhf_shops are unfortunately unable to accept requests for: Buyers to organise their own delivery
Things to see and do Read our full access statement (PDF) A homely country house dated 1700 set in Victorian walled gardens at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds ‘I could live here!’, is what most people say when visiting Gunby Hall and Gardens. Modest-sized rooms full of character and charm make it easy to imagine you can move in yourself. With links to Tennyson, Darwin and Vaughan-Williams there is so much to discover about the family home of the Massingberd family. Explore three floors of the hall full of interesting collection pieces amassed over generations from 1700 until 1967. Chat to our room guides to find out stories about Gunby’s interesting past. Stroll through our eight-acre gardens and enjoy the different areas: sweeping formal lawns, flower borders, vegetable gardens and wildflower corners. Complete your visit with a stop in our charming tea-room and enjoy some cake and a nice cuppa. How to get here Gunby, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, PE23 5SS
No.6 from Lincoln and Skegness. Layby at Gunby roundabout is a request stop. 530 yards walk to entrance On A158 off Gunby roundabout between Spilsby and Skegness. 13 miles east of Horncastle Most of our places run the Gift Aid on Entry scheme at their admission points. Under this scheme, if you're not a member you have the choice of two entry tickets: Gift Aid Admission or If the place runs Gift Aid on Entry, we'll offer you the Gift Aid Admission prices. But it's entirely up to you which ticket you choose. If you want the Standard Admission instead, just let us know when you come to pay. Gift Aid Admission includes a 10 per cent or more voluntary donation. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid* — an extra 25 per cent — potentially a very significant boost to our places' funds. An extra £1 paid under the scheme can be worth over £3 to the National Trust as shown below: Payment of the additional percentage donation is entirely voluntary, so if you prefer to pay the standard admission please advise our reception staff at the till point.
Amount paid by visitor Tax refund from Government* Total received by the National Trust *Gift Aid donations must be supported by a valid Gift Aid declaration and a Gift Aid declaration can only cover donations made by an individual for him/herself or for him/herself and members of his/her family. Admission to tea-room only is free of charge The house, gardens and tea-room re-open on 18 MarchCar boot sale row erupts into violence as 'traveller families clash' A MASS brawl erupted at a car boot sale, which left three injured and reportedly one person stabbed involved two rival families of travellers, claim witnesses. GettyThe families involved are reported to be Irish and selling tools from vans, got into the fight at 7am on Sunday, just before the car boot sale opened. According to eyewitnesses, trouble started at the event in Hounslow, west London, when to two different families, who were not suppsed to be at the same sale, confronting each other.
Police were called after trouble flared at the regular event at around 7am.Officers said people fought with knives and other weapons. Forensics officers were scouring the area in Hounslow, west London, while community support officers stood guard and directed traffic.Staines Road was sealed off between Martindale Road and Green Lane, while buses were being diverted.Police say three people were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder, while a man with leg injuries was taken to hospital by paramedics. Two other people are also being treated. Inquiries by officers have so far resulted in the arrests of three men in Hillingdon It is believed violence broke out after a man was hit by a van.A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "Police were called to Hounslow Heath, near Staines Road, Hounslow, just after 7am to reports that a pedestrian and a van had been in collision, and subsequently to a large number of people fighting armed with knives and other weapons."Police officers attended, and a man suffering injuries to his leg was found.
He was taken to hospital by paramedics."The group had dispersed before the arrival of the police."Two other men presented themselves to a hospital a short time later. One is understood to have suffered a serious injury to his arm and the other had been stabbed."Inquiries by officers have so far resulted in the arrests of three men in Hillingdon. All were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and remain in custody at this time."An investigation has been launched by detectives from Hounslow CID. @AthleteSupport/TwitterOne local resident said she was told the fight was between Irish families who are travellers.She said: "My friend works at the car boot sale. He said they would have all known each other."I think the van knocking someone over was probably the fight starting."My friend says it was probably something about two families which shouldn't have been on the same site."They aren't the families who live opposite the car boot sale - no, they are performing families. They would be terribly offended if you went up to them and asked if they had anything to do with it."