Lord Iveagh: Legacy, Land and the Weight of History at Elveden

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Heritage, Power and the Global Gaze

In this episode of Hidden Heritage, Violet Manners is joined by Jason Lindsay, Chairman of Historic Houses, and Marcus Yorke-Long, Head of the Private Office at Charles Russell Speechlys, for a conversation exploring one central question: who owns our heritage now?Heritage is oft ...  Show more

Inside Britain’s Great Houses with Eleanor Doughty: Heirs, Duty and the Modern Aristocracy

Journalist and author Eleanor Doughty has spent over a decade gaining rare access to Britain’s great estates. In her Sunday Telegraph column and her book Heirs and Graces, she explores inheritance not as privilege alone - but as duty, burden and identity. In this episode, Violet ...  Show more

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