The Edward Heath University Lecture Series got off to a fabulous start at the University of Nottingham. Michael Heseltine was the lecturer and Ken Clarke was in the chair. Over three hundred people attended – mainly students but lecturers and professors were also in...
This summer, Alex joined us for work experience, read on to find out more about his time with us. I Joined Arundells as a volunteer in June of this year. At this point, I had just finished my second year of studying Spanish and French at University. After discovering...
Trustee of the Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation, Michael McManus, has written a brilliant new play entitles Maggie & Ted. Read below to find out more: For someone who played such a significant role in directing our national trajectory, Sir Edward Heath has...
Malcolm Green, one of our longest standing and most loyal of volunteers, died on Saturday 24th July. A kind, thoughtful and gentle man, Malcolm accepted his illness with calmness and courage; never losing his sense of humour and always determined to make the most of...
The Trustees of the Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation were greatly saddened by news of the death of Barbara Hosking CBE. Barbara worked with Sir Edward during his time as Prime Minister and they formed a warm mutual professional regard for each other. As captured...
What is it really like to volunteer at Arundells? Some of our volunteers share their thoughts on why they signed up in the first place and what made them stay. My Arundells Experience: John Potter There are, I suppose, three threads to my involvement with Arundells:...
