North Pennines National Landscape

Wildflower seed sowing volunteer opportunity
2025-11-13 10:00 - 15:30, 2025-11-26 10:00 - 13:00 (Europe/London) | Bowlees tree and wildflower nursery
Join us for a session of sowing wildflower seeds, at Bowlees Wildflower and Tree Nursery, 26 November, 10am to 3.30pm. We will be sowing seeds from important species such as wood crane’s-bill that have been collected from existing populations in Teesdale.
Once grown these plants will be used to enhance upland hay meadows in Teesdale.
Please sign up using the volunteer platform Better Impact.
Delivered as part of the Tees-Swale: naturally connected programme. Tees-Swale is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and led by the North Pennines National Landscape in collaboration with the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Tree and hedge planting
2025-11-14 10:00 - 15:30 | Bowlees Visitor Centre
Join us on farms across Teesdale to create more space for nature and improve habitat connectivity by planting trees and hedgerows.
There are several volunteer opportunities for tree and hedge planting throughout the winter, at locations across Teesdale.
Tree and hedge planting dates, 10am to 3.30pm:

22 January
30 January
5 February
10 February
18 February
26 February
5 March
10 March
18 March
26 March

A light lunch will be provided but please bring any drinks and snacks. All ages are welcome, children must be supervised by adult. All training and equipment will be provided. Please wear outdoor clothing and bring waterproofs, and wear boots with a sturdy sole. A general level of fitness needed.
Volunteer opportunities may be postponed due to weather conditions, any changes will be communicated at least 24 hours before the event where possible.
For any enquires please email william@northpennines.org.uk
Please sign up using the volunteer site Better Impact

Hands-on heritage experience: lime pointing at Holms Linn Mine site
2025-11-15 10:00 - 15:00 | Holms Linn Mine Site, off Shield Street, NE47 9ST
Step back in time and help protect our industrial heritage with a day of lime pointing and conservation at the atmospheric Holms Linn Mine site, Sinderhope, Allendale, on Saturday 15 November, 10am to 3pm. This heritage experience is part of the Land of Lead and Silver project and is suitable for 18+.
Guided by Gary Simpson of Heritage Consolidation Ltd, you will gain unique insight into traditional building skills and take part in real restoration work in a stunning landscape rich with history.
What you will do
• Take part in a site safety briefing
• Explore the Lime Cycle and understand how lime is produced and used
• Watch a live lime slake and learn to mix lime mortars
• Discover how to select and apply appropriate mortars for historic structures
• Try your hand at raking out joints, pointing, and knocking-back techniques
• Learn how to manage the drying cycle in changing weather conditions
All tools and protective equipment (glasses and gloves) will be provided. Please wear sturdy boots (steel toe caps if you have them), warm and waterproof layers, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please bring a packed lunch and drinks.
Sign up using the link to Ticketsource

Historic environment research opportunity: unlocking the asylum archives
2025-11-20 18:00 - 19:00 | Online
Join us online to learn about a new volunteer research project revealing untold stories in historical collections from Garlands Asylum (Carlisle Archives), Winterton Hospital (The Story, Durham), and St George’s Hospital (Woodhorn, Northumberland). The event will be via Teams on Thursday, 20 November, 6pm to 7pm.
County asylum records give a rare and intimate glimpse into the past through medical notes, casebooks, family letters, and photographs. The project traces patients from lead mining communities to shed light onto the emotional worlds of people who are often absent from historical records save a name on a census report.
There are several roles for volunteers as the project develops including transcribing case notes, photographing records, and researching census reports and newspapers, to build patient life stories. No prior experience is necessary, and volunteers will be supported in learning and sharing new research skills.
(Please note that this project is for adults only. The historical records use outdated terminology to describe disability and mental health conditions and may also contain material that some people may find distressing. This will be discussed during the session.)
Please sign up using the volunteer platform Better Impact

Home educators' session - Bowlees
2025-11-24 10:30 - 12:30 | Bowlees Visitor Centre
This is a family workshop for home educators, 24 November, 10.30am to 12.30pm at Bowlees Visitor Centre. The theme is earth materials.
We will be exploring the materials used around Bowlees and what they are made from, and using clay for designs of our own.
After the workshop feel free to stay around and continue exploring. Please note the Visitor Centre and Café will not be open on weekdays in November.
Suitable for children aged 5 to 12 years. All children need to be accompanied by an adult. (Younger siblings are welcome – they do not need a ticket but please let us know they are coming by emailing(naomi@northpennines.org.uk).
Please book using the Ticketsource link

Historic environment on-site working day
2025-11-25 10:00 - 16:00, 2025-12-09 10:00 - 16:00
Come along and get involved in recording historic structures on working days at sites around the North Pennines. This is a chance to use your skills related to recording historic features, including photogrammetry and condition assessment. You’ll have the chance to work with other volunteers and trained staff, while helping us to safeguard these important sites.
You will need to bring walking boots and clothing appropriate for spending the day outdoors in a variety of weathers. You will also need a packed lunch, snacks and a drink. You are welcome to bring equipment with you, but we will also have some equipment available for you to use.
Dates:
Tuesday 21 October – Allen Mill, near Allendale, Northumberland
Tuesday 25 November – Dukesfield Smelt Mill, Northumberland tbc
Tuesday 9 December – Nenthead Mines, Cumbria
Please book using the Better Impact volunteer system

Volunteer day at Bowlees tree nursery
2025-11-26 13:00 - 16:00 | Bowlees Visitor Centre
Volunteer at Bowlees Wildflower and Tree Nursery on the last Wednesday of each month from 1pm to 4pm.
You can help with our nature recovery work by seed collecting and sowing, potting on, and watering plants. For more information email molly@northpennines.org.uk.
Sign up on the volunteer platform Better Impact
Delivered as part of the Tees-Swale: naturally connected programme. Tees-Swale is funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and led by the North Pennines National Landscape team in collaboration with the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Farming and nature talk: gamekeepers love the uplands
2025-11-26 19:30 - 21:00 | Moorcock Inn, DL12 0AU
Please note: this date has changed from 5 November
This winter we are holding a series of evening talks with the theme of examining the links between farming and nature. The talks, held at The Moorcock Inn in Eggleston, 7.30pm to 9pm, are open to farmers and landowners as well as members of the public. Each evening there will be an invited speaker with the opportunity of discussion afterwards.
At the final talk of the series, on Wednesday 26 November, Andrew Hyslop, Raby Estates Head Gamekeeper will be discussing his upbringing on a hill farm in Weardale, where a childhood surrounded by wildlife and time spent with local gamekeepers sparked a lifelong passion. He will discuss why Teesdale is such a special place to work and what a typical year looks like managing a moor.
The talk will highlight the parallels between farming and gamekeeping, as well as the vital conservation and public education work carried out by gamekeepers.
Everyone welcome, booking required. If you are a Tees-Swale farmer you can come to this talk for free, please email molly@northpennines.org.uk to get the code.

Delivered as part of the Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected programme. Tees-Swale is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and led by the North Pennines National Landscape team in collaboration with the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Hands-on heritage volunteer opportunity: lime pointing
2025-11-27 10:00 - 15:00 | Holms Linn Mine Site, off Shield Street, NE47 9ST
Step back in time and help protect our industrial heritage with a day of lime pointing and conservation at the atmospheric Holms Linn Mine site, Sinderhope, Allendale, 10am to 3pm. This volunteer opportunity is part of the Land of Lead and Silver project and is suitable for 18+.
Guided by Gary Simpson of Heritage Consolidation Ltd, you will gain unique insight into traditional building skills and take part in real restoration work in a stunning landscape rich with history.
What you will do
• Take part in a site safety briefing
• Explore the Lime Cycle and understand how lime is produced and used
• Watch a live lime slake and learn to mix lime mortars
• Discover how to select and apply appropriate mortars for historic structures
• Try your hand at raking out joints, pointing, and knocking-back techniques
• Learn how to manage the drying cycle in changing weather conditions
All tools and protective equipment (glasses and gloves) will be provided. Please wear sturdy boots (steel toe caps if you have them), warm and waterproof layers, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty.
Please bring a packed lunch and drinks.
Please sign up using the volunteer platform Better Impact

Volunteer opportunities - plug planting
2025-11-27 10:00 - 15:30, 2025-12-03 10:00 - 15:30 | Teesdale
This autumn we are looking for volunteers to help with plug planting on farms across Teesdale.
Plug planting helps to increase biodiversity, creates habitats for pollinators and conserves threatened wildflower species in hay meadows.
We will be plug planting at several locations across Teesdale throughout the autumn.
Plug planting dates:

23 September, 10:00 – 15:30
9 October, 10:00 – 15:30
17 October, 10:00 – 15:30
22 October, 10:00 – 15:30
29 October, 10:00 – 13:00 (followed by Bowlees Nursery drop in)
6 November, 10:00 – 15:30
27 November, 10:00 – 15:30
3 December, 10:00-15:30

All training and equipment will be provided
A general level of fitness is required, please wear outdoor clothing and sturdy shoes. The exact locations will be given closer to the dates.
Please sign up using the volunteer platform Better Impact.

Historic environment indoor working day
2025-11-28 10:00 - 16:00, 2025-12-12 10:00 - 16:00
These indoor working days follow each on-site working day, giving the opportunity to get involved with processing photogrammetry images into models, archiving condition assessment data, and undertaking historic research. You’ll have the chance to work with other volunteers and trained staff, while helping us to safeguard these important sites.
Please bring your lunch. Refreshments will be provided throughout the day. If you want to bring equipment with you, you are welcome to, but we will also have some equipment available for you to use.
You do not need to have attended the associated site day to join us for these indoor work sessions.
Dates – all at Stanhope from 10am to 4pm:
Friday 24 October
Friday 28 November
Friday 12 December
Please book using the Better Impact volunteer system

Saturday stroll - a guided walk
2025-11-29 10:30 - 14:30 | Bowlees Visitor Centre
Join us for a guided walk through a historic landscape at a relaxed pace on the last Saturday of each month.
The walk starting at Bowlees Visitor Centre, Teesdale, on 29 November will begin at 10.30am and finish at approximately 1pm. You are welcome to join us after the walk for free refreshments finishing by 2:30pm.
All ages are welcome (children must be accompanied by an adult and must be able to walk or be carried as the paths may not be suitable for pushchairs). Well behaved dogs on a short lead are welcome. The walks will be approximately 3 miles in length on mostly flat ground and with rest breaks along the way.
The final details of the walk are subject to change, please check back closer to the event for final details. There are likely to be a couple of stiles to climb over on this walk.
Optional donation – suggested amount £3. Your donation enables the North Pennines National Landscape team to protect and restore this special place and help people connect with nature.
Please use the Ticketsource link to book.

Tree and hedge planting
2025-12-03 10:00 - 15:30 | Bowlees Visitor Centre
Join us on farms across Teesdale to create more space for nature and improve habitat connectivity by planting trees and hedgerows.
There are several volunteer opportunities for tree and hedge planting throughout the winter, at locations across Teesdale.
Tree and hedge planting dates, 10am to 3.30pm:

14 November
19 November
25 November
2 December
3 December
10 December
16 January 2026
22 January
30 January
5 February
10 February
18 February

A light lunch will be provided but please bring any drinks and snacks. All ages are welcome, children must be supervised by adult. All training and equipment will be provided. Please wear outdoor clothing and bring waterproofs, and wear boots with a sturdy sole. A general level of fitness needed.
Volunteer opportunities may be postponed due to weather conditions, any changes will be communicated at least 24 hours before the event where possible.
For any enquires please email william@northpennines.org.uk
Please sign up using the volunteer site Better Impact

Westgate Village historical group meeting
2025-12-03 18:00 - 20:00 | Westgate Village Hall, Front Street, Westgate, DL13 1RX
Come along to the first gathering of the Westgate Village historical group, Wednesday 3 December, 6pm to 8pm at Westgate Village Hall.
As part of the Village histories project, we’ll be exploring and recording the natural and cultural heritage of Westgate and its surrounding area.
This exciting project aims to bring together local knowledge, memories, and research to create a lasting record for future generations and there will be plenty of opportunities to get involved. The group is aimed at residents of Westgate, those who live nearby, or simply have an interest in the history of the village.
At this session, you can:

Learn more about the project and how to take part
Share your stories, photographs, and personal memories
Contribute your ideas to help shape the project’s content and focus

Free refreshments will be available throughout the session.
Please use the link to Ticketsource to book

Introduction to QGIS workshop
2025-12-04 10:00 - 16:00 | High Forest Community Centre, Sinderhope, NE47 9SJ
Help us map historic sites by learning how to use this digital mapping software, QGIS (Quantum Geographic Information System). This can be used to look at how many historic sites we have in a particular area of the North Pennines, where they are located, and give insight into how the sites were used.
The QGIS workshop is on Thursday 4 December 10am to 4pm, at High Forest Community Centre, Sinderhope.
QGIS is a free digital mapping software that is commonly used in archaeology and heritage management. The programme can be used to gather, store and visualise data. You will also receive a copy of our QGIS manual that you can keep and use as you continue using the programme.
Please note, all attendees need to be over the age of 18 and will need to bring along their own laptop in order to be able to join the workshop.
Please sign up using the volunteer system Better Impact.

North Pennines historic environment forum: online
2025-12-06 10:00 - 16:00 | Online
Join us online for the North Pennines Historic Environment Forum on Saturday 6 December, 10am to 4pm, for a day of talks about the heritage of the North Pennines.
Talks will feature guest speakers and National Landscape staff and cover a range of work celebrating the history and culture of this unique landscape. The day will also feature a showcase of short films exploring the history of the North Pennines and the Land of Lead and Silver project.
Programme:
10:00 Arrival and housekeeping
10:10 Welcome – Steve Trotter, Chair of the North Pennines National Landscape Partnership) and
10:15 Ian Forbes remembered – Chris Woodley-Stewart, Director, North Pennines National Landscape and Greg Finch (Dukesfield Documents and Altogether Archaeology)
10:30 Recent excavations at Gueswick Hills – Rob Pearson, Altogether Archaeology
11:00 Roman and prehistoric metal mining in the North Pennines – a geoscience perspective – Ian Jackson
11:30 Tea break
11:40 Land of Lead and Silver – end of year 2 updates – Andie Harris, North Pennines National Landscape
12:10 Questions for session 1
12:20 Lunch – showcase of videos from the year playing during lunch break
13:00 Community archaeology in the Land of Lead and Silver – Colin Elder
13:30 Nenthead200: celebrating the industrial heritage of Nenthead – Rebecca Cadbury-Simmons, North Pennines National Landscape
14:00 Drawing The Weighman: the comic-book adaptation of Chester Armstrong’s Pilgrimage from Nenthead – Nick Dodds
14:30 Questions for session 2
14:40 Tea break
14:50 Lead and Silver: a community play inspired by the Allenheads miner’s strike – Jo Rendall, North Pens Playwrites
15:10 2025 consolidation works – Gary, Heritage Consolidation Ltd
15:40 Questions for session 3
15:50 Thank you and closing remarks
16:00 Finish
Optional donation – suggested amount £5. Your donation enables the North Pennines National Landscape team to protect and restore this special place and help people connect with nature.
Please book using the link to Ticketsource

Historic environment research workshop: unlocking the asylum archives
2025-12-12 12:30 - 17:00 | The Story, (Durham County Archives), Mount Oswald, Durham, DH1 3TQ
Come along to The Story (Durham County Archives), Friday 12 December, 12.30pm to 5pm, for an opportunity to develop archival skills and interact with historical material from The Winterton Hospital (formerly known as Durham County Lunatic Asylum) Collection.
The workshop will include:

A display class with historical material from the Winterton Collection (patient registers, illustrated casebooks, post-mortem reports) exploring how to use them and what they can tell us.
An illustrated history of Durham County Asylum.
Introduction to palaeography skills (reading old handwriting) session with an activity using original documents
Introduction to digital resources session with activity using Ancestry records.

This is the first archival skills workshop for up to ten volunteers as part of a new volunteer research project “Melancholy, Mania and Metallurgy: Unlocking the Asylum Archives” which be uncovering the stories of North Pennines lead miners and their families who spent time in County Asylums.
There will be similar workshops held at Carlisle Archives and Northumberland Archives early next year.
(Please note that this project is for adults only. Historical documents use outdated terminology to describe disability and mental health conditions and may also contain material that some people find offensive or distressing.)
Please sign up using the volunteer platform Better Impact
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North Pennines Young Archaeologists' Club
2025-12-13 10:00 - 13:00, 2026-01-17 10:00 - 13:00, 2026-02-07 10:00 - 13:00 | Alston Moor Recreation Ground and Pavilion, Alston, CA9 3HS
North Pennines YAC is open to everyone aged 8–16 years interested in archaeology.
Become a member of the North Pennines Young Archaeologists’ Club (YAC) and get involved in all sorts of activities, including visiting and investigating archaeological sites and historic places, trying out traditional crafts, taking part in excavations, and lots more.
The club meet once a month on a Saturday at Alston Moor Recreation Ground and Pavilion, 10am to 1pm. The first session of 2026 is 17 January. We encourage signing up for as many sessions as possible to get the best experience.
YAC is the place for young people who might want to become a professional archaeologist in the future, or just feel like taking up an amazing new hobby. It offers 8 to 16 year olds the chance to get their hands mucky, participating in archaeology and discovering why it matters. The clubs explore all eras of human history, including the Romans, Vikings, Ancient Egyptians and Victorians, and members take part in all sorts of hands-on activities, such as investigating archaeological sites and historic places, taking part in excavations, and working with artefacts.
The club also run lots of craft-based activities based on archaeological periods and technology, with members trying out many traditional crafts.
Please note that the location and timing of some sessions may change depending on the activities planned. Please check back closer to the date or email rebecca@northpennines.org.uk for more details.
Please use the link to Ticketsource to book.

The adder through movement workshop
2026-01-10 10:00 - 16:00 | Stanhope Community Centre, DL13 2ND
POSTPONED – A new date will be issued for this event.
Everyone is invited to a free full-day ‘Adder through Movement’ workshop, at Stanhope Community Centre, Saturday 10 January, 10am to 4pm.
As part of the North Pennines National Landscape Adders Up project, contemporary dancer Hollie Coleman and traditional folk dancer Gillow are offering a unique dance workshop exploring the Adder through movement.
The session will help shape the choreography for two large-scale adder puppets, which will “dance” at the Weardale Wassail in January, as well as develop a themed folk dance for participants to perform. The aim is that people will be able to follow the puppets in a lively, snake-inspired procession — dancing as they go.
Hosted by Weardale Together, the workshop will feature playful games, warm-ups, and creative movement exploration in the morning. In the afternoon, participants will learn traditional folk dances that weave and flow like snakes, creating beautiful, intertwining sequences ready for January’s celebration. No experience necessary. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
The workshop will also shine a light on local adder conservation, raising awareness of the species and the conservation efforts taking place across the North Pennines.
Please bring a packed lunch and drinks. Refreshments will be available.
Book using the link to Ticketsource

Silk painting workshop
2026-01-18 10:00 - 16:00 | Stanhope Community Centre, DL13 2ND
You are invited to to a free two-day silk painting workshop hosted by Weardale Together, at Stanhope Community Centre, Sunday 18 January, 10am to 4pm. The second workshop on Friday 23 January, at Root and Branch Café, Methodist Chapel School Rooms.
As part of the North Pennines National Landscape Adders Up project, artist Anna Harding is creating two large-scale adder performance artworks for the Weardale community, to be unveiled at the Weardale Wassail in January.
During the workshop you will learn the wax resist silk painting process and get involved in decorating the adder’s body silk.
The workshop will also raise awareness about adders, conservation, and snake symbolism in world culture.
Please note the workshop is suitable for 18+. Attendance at both sessions is encouraged. Please bring a packed lunch and drinks. Refreshments will be available.
Book using the link to Ticketsource

Historic environment on-site working day
2026-01-28 10:00 - 16:00
Come along and get involved in recording historic structures on working days at sites around the North Pennines. Held monthly apart from March and August, the first date is Wednesday 28 January, 10am to 4pm at Nenthead Mines.
Help document key features through structured field recording and targeted photography, and contribute invaluable data for ongoing conservation work. The photographs taken will also support the creation of detailed 3D models through photogrammetry and feed into Historic England’s Missing Pieces project, helping to build a richer national record of heritage sites.
You’ll have the chance to work with other volunteers and trained staff, while helping us to safeguard these important sites.
You will need to bring walking boots and clothing appropriate for spending the day outdoors in a variety of weather. You will also need a packed lunch, snacks and a drink. If you want to bring equipment with you, you are welcome to, but we will also have some equipment available for you to use.
Dates for 2026:
Wednesday 28 January – Nenthead Mines, Cumbria. Cancelled due to adverse weather conditions
Future dates with locations TBC:
• Thursday 26th February
• Tuesday 28th April
• Wednesday 27th May
• Tuesday 23rd June
• Thursday 30th July
• Wednesday 23rd September
• Tuesday 27th October
• Thursday 19th November
• Tuesday 8th December
Each day is from 10am to 4pm.
Please book using the Better Impact volunteer system

Historic environment: indoor working day
2026-01-30 10:00 - 16:00 | North Pennines National Landscape office, 1 Martin Street, Stanhope,, DL132UY
The monthly volunteer indoor working days at our Stanhope Office build on our historical research /field recording work and gives volunteers the opportunity to develop their skills further.
Historical Research volunteers
For volunteers working on historical research projects (such as “Unlocking the Asylum Archives” and “Caldwell Harpur: Diaries of a Crank”) these monthly research meetings are an excellent opportunity to meet others working on the same project to share exciting research findings, explore emerging themes, and work on any tricky transcriptions together.
Staff will be on hand to offer guidance on resources, answer questions, and help you work through any challenges and supply much needed tea and biscuits.
Photogrammetry and Archaeology volunteers
Photogrammetry volunteers can process the photographs collected on site to create detailed photogrammetry models, exploring how digital techniques can enhance our understanding of historic landscapes. Volunteers will also work with a range of sources—including written accounts, LiDAR data and QGIS mapping—to place the recorded lead mining sites in their wider historical context. Our findings will be added to Historic England’s Missing Pieces project, helping to expand and enrich the national record.
No previous experience is needed; these sessions are designed to support beginners while offering plenty of scope for those wishing to grow their research and digital heritage skills. You do not need to have attended the associated site day to join us for these indoor work sessions.
Refreshments are provided throughout the day but please bring a lunch if needed. If you want to bring equipment with you, you are welcome to, but we will also have some equipment available for you to use.
Dates for 2026 – all at Stanhope are drop in sessions from 10am to 4pm:
• Friday 1st May
• Friday 5th June
• Friday 3rd July
• Friday 7th August
• Friday 2nd October
• Friday 30th October
• Friday 4th December
• Friday 18th December)
Please sign up using the Better Impact volunteer system

Saturday stroll - a guided walk
2026-01-31 10:30 - 14:30 | Blanchland Village Hall car park, DH8 9UA
Enjoy the outdoors on a guided walk through a historical landscape on the last Saturday of every month. Join a small group of people taking in the surroundings, and learn about what shaped the landscape as well as the mining heritage.
Saturday strolls are approximately three miles in length on mostly flat ground and with rest breaks along the way.
This month’s walk starts at Blanchland, on 31 January will begin at 10.30am and finish at approximately 1pm. You are welcome to join us after the walk for free refreshments finishing by 2:30pm.
All ages are welcome (children must be accompanied by an adult and must be able to walk or be carried as the paths may not be suitable for pushchairs). Well behaved dogs on a short lead are welcome.
The final details of the walk are subject to change, please check back closer to the event for final details. There are likely to be a couple of stiles to climb over on this walk.
Optional donation – suggested amount £3. Your donation enables the North Pennines National Landscape team to protect and restore this special place and help people connect with nature.
Please use the Ticketsource link to book.

Adder survey training: online
2026-02-11 18:30 - 20:00 | Online
Join us for an online training session on 11 February, 6.30pm to 8pm, to develop your understanding of how to survey adders and help contribute valuable data to the North Pennines National Landscape’s ‘Adders Up’ project.
During the online webinar participants will learn how to safely and effectively survey for adders, how to identify and sex adders, and how to limit disturbance. They will also learn about their conservation status and threats as well as the current knowledge baseline of adders in the North Pennines.
There will be many opportunities in the future to join as volunteer adder surveyors for the North Pennines National Landscape.
Participants will also learn how to identify the other reptiles and amphibians found in the North Pennines.
The online session is open to all with the aim of adults (older children with adults) capable of surveying in the field in the future. Volunteer opportunities in the upcoming adder surveys are in April and May and are subject to having attended the online session.
There are also in person adder survey training sessions in March.
Book your place using the link to Ticketsource.
