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We are inviting grant applications for our 2021 bursary scheme from local projects and charities that focus their work on bringing people together in the local community.
We are once again inviting entrepreneurs and new businesses to take part in our start-up scheme aimed at boosting their chances of success.
We have confirmed Oxfordshire-based grief support charity SeeSaw as our official Charity of the Year 2021.
This National Apprentice Week (8 -14 February 2021), we are pleased to announce the promotion of one of our apprentices, 19-year-old Woodstock student Nicole Nielsen-Pike, to the role of Guest Services Supervisor.
We live-streamed a series of talks and tours into over 130 care homes across the UK over the Christmas holidays.
A team of conservation contractors is carrying out emergency repair work to fix leaking leadwork on the roof of our Palace with a grant from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund.
A newly-released report undertaken by Oxford Brookes Business School, on our behalf, has shown a sharp rise in our estate’s contribution to the economy.
Wooton-on-Woodstock Primary School has created a brand new outdoor learning area and additional storage facilities with the help of a grant from our Charitable Bursary.
Hundreds of care home residents across the UK will be able to enjoy free live virtual tours and interactive talks about Blenheim Palace over the Christmas period.
We have set up a bursary fund which is helping a local business deliver earth-friendly household cleaning and body-care products to Woodstock and the surrounding villages.
Our moving tribute featuring 200 full-size silhouettes of soldiers to commemorate Remembrance Day has raised more than £38,000 for the Royal British Legion.
We have received a £1.8m grant from the government’s Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage as part of a nationwide rescue scheme to safeguard some of the UK’s most important cultural sites.
A poignant company of 200, life-size Armistice Day soldier silhouettes has been assembled ahead of Remembrance Sunday.
We are using artificial intelligence to help predict visitor numbers and manage the flow of guests through The Palace.
Critical conservation work to help preserve our 18th century Grand Bridge will be able to proceed thanks to a grant from the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage.
A sponsored sunrise walk at Blenheim in memory of loved ones raised more than £10,000 for charity on Sunday 20th September.
We are offering people the opportunity to watch the sunrise over the Estate as part of a fundraising walk on Sunday, 20th September.
Award winning images from the Beautiful Blenheim competition are on display in our Rose Garden this Summer.
Reputed to be the pub where Winston Churchill “learnt to drink” during his time at Blenheim Palace, this historic pub is set to become the heart of the community once again.
The founder of a local online emotional support service for people affected by the coronavirus has been included in The Independent newspaper’s annual ‘Happy List’.
Our Gardens Team have donated pots, compost and seeds to help get Long Hanborough growing their own plants at home.
We are working with a range of community groups needing help and support during the coronavirus crisis.
Blenheim is revolutionising the way it operates and its relationship with local communities as part of a radical response to the urgent threat posed by climate change.
A total of 16 local charities and good causes are set to benefit from a £50,000 charity and community bursary set up by Blenheim.
Staff at Blenheim Palace handed over a giant cheque for £15,885 to The Archway Foundation, an Oxfordshire loneliness charity, after a year-long fundraising initiative.
Customer Services Apprentice, Nicole Nielsen-Pike, is to take on the starring role in Blenheim Palace’s ‘Alice in the Palace’ festive celebrations.
Pupils from Bladon C of E Primary School helped unveil a brand-new school classroom which has been partly funded by a community bursary set up by Blenheim...
With a history spanning over 70 years, Oxfordshire Youth is the leading youth organisation for the youth sector in Oxfordshire.
Following the Thames Valley Police statement we can confirm ‘America’, the art piece by Maurizio Cattelan has been stolen in the early hours of this morning.
Our annual economic impact report has revealed that we are contributing more than £100m annually to the economy...
We are drastically cutting the movement of heavy goods vehicles around Blenheim Palace by opening a purpose-built transport hub.
Blenheim Palace is joining the fight against food waste with the help of an innovative app...
A jeweller whose work is inspired by the natural world was announced the winner of this year’s FAB Startup Business Award at Blenheim Palace this week.
Blenheim Palace is making more than 800 free annual passes available to local school pupils and their families as part of its Associate Schools Scheme.
Blenheim and the University of Oxford officially signed a formal agreement to work together on a series of new initiatives
We're inviting entrepreneurs and new businesses to take part in a start-up scheme aimed at boosting their chances of success.