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Forecasts from the Met Office are leading to site closures for historic properties managed by the National Trust across Suffolk.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 25

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What happened

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What this event is mainly about

Met Office National Trust Suffolk

How it developed

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Jul 30A wildfire has broken out and is threatening the coastland holdings of the National Trust in Suffolk.Sub-event
Jun 25Met Office forecasts are causing operational closures at National Trust historic sites in Suffolk.1 source
- eadt.co.uk

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The entities involved

Met Office
United Kingdom's national weather service
- Met Office forecasts a heatwave for Worcestershire.Mon 12:58
- The Met Office provided a weather outlook for England, predicting high warmth and temperatures climbing into the 30s for several regions.Mon 10:33
National Trust
conservation organization in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
- The National Trust requested closures which are now being enforced by Shropshire Council, affecting the property in Church Stretton.Mon 15:03
- The International Churchill Society notes financial strain in Dundee, while the National Trust confirms property history near London.Fri 12:20
Suffolk
county of England
- Iran and Russia are accused of using proxies to operate within Britain.Sun 16:06
- A Trust operating in Suffolk experienced a data breach involving the medical records of Noah Woods, which was reported to the ICO.Sun 14:51

Coverage

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Jun 25eadt.co.uk