by Stanwick Lakes | Mar 28, 2026 | Featured, From Iron To Empire, Heritage
We’re now six months into our heritage project, and what a start it’s been! While the winter months were mostly about preparation and planning, the past couple of months have really flown by, and the work is well and truly underway – all thanks to...
by Stanwick Lakes | Mar 12, 2026 | News
Recently, the Ranger team received a report from a member of the public that a badly injured deer had been spotted on one of the paths here at Stanwick Lakes. The Rangers headed out straight away to assist. The deer was found to have been attacked by two off-lead dogs...
by Stanwick Lakes | Mar 9, 2026 | Nature, News
The Unsung Heroes of Stanwick Lakes: The Hidden World of Fungi This is a guest blog written by Tom Heddon, a student at the University of Northampton, who has been surveying areas at Stanwick Lakes as part of his dissertation research. We’re delighted to share...
by Stanwick Lakes | Mar 4, 2026 | News
Visitor Centre and Café closures March is a busy month at Stanwick Lakes, and while there is plenty happening across the site, we want to share a clear update about two temporary closures at the Visitor Centre and main café. Visitor Centre and Café – Closed on:...
by Stanwick Lakes | Feb 13, 2026 | Featured News, News
Yes, that’s a take on the famous line from Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s 1850 sonnet “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways” – and while we’re not writing poetry here, it does feel like the perfect way to introduce our 20th anniversary campaign. 2026 marked 20...
