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From Ivy Croft to Cuckhorn Estate, here are 7 private gardens in Herefordshire that will be opening to the public this summer.

“Clive was passionate about so many things and endeavoured to help as many as he could either by advice, support via his charity, fundraising events and opening his beautiful gardens at Lower Hope. He would often be seen wandering around his garden on the National Garden Scheme open days with his beloved Labrador dogs not far behind. “He kept strong connections with his old grammar school, Bishop Vesey in Sutton Coldfield, as his education and guidance there set him off on his career path to, in his own words, ‘make a few bob’ which he later generously shared with others.

Clive Richards, City financier and owner of the finest collection of Nelson letters in private hands – obituary Business successes enabled Richards to buy a Herefordshire estate and expand it to a multi-faceted rural enterprise of some 2,500 acres Clive and Sylvia Richards Clive Richards, who has died aged 83, was a City entrepreneur, Herefordshire farmer, generous philanthropist and leading collector of artefacts relating to Nelson and Brunel. Richards was finance director of the merchant bank NM Rothschild & Sons before striking out on his own in 1976 as a venture capitalist and corporate...

"He served articles with KPMG in Birmingham and qualified as a cost and management accountant in 1959, passed the final of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and as a chartered accountant in 1960," it added. "He has spent the rest of his career in the City of London firstly with the Jobbers Wedd Durlacher where he became managing partner 1960 to 1970 and then with Rothschild Group 1970 to 1976. "He then became a serial entrepreneur for the rest of his career building up, floating and/or selling several PLCs. He was awarded the OBE for Charity in 2000 and in 2018 the KSG – Papal ...

Farmers Weekly Awards 2020: Agricultural Student of the Year >More in Grace Welling, East Stratton, Winchester, Hampshire Spend five minutes with Grace Welling, and you quickly glean she’s not someone who likes to sit still. It’s a trait that stands her in good stead for a career in agriculture, especially because she did not grow up on a farm. “If you’re not from a farming background you have to give 110% to prove you can do it,” says Grace. Her determination to succeed, infectious enthusiasm and innate inquisitiveness mark out the 23-year-old Harper...