A man was reported to have left the grounds of Cragside, near Rothbury, with a bird identified as a young raptor wrapped in a ...

In the hills of Rothbury in Northumberland, sits an old Victorian home, surrounded by acres of stunning landscapes, gorges and forests. Cragside was once the home of scientist and inventor William ...

a special outdoor light display that ran for three nights at Cragside for the Northumberland Lights Festival 2007. And what more fitting a place to hold such an event than the house said to be the ...

Cragside house was built in 1863 by engineer and inventor Lord William Armstrong and was known at the time as the "palace of the modern magician". Lakes on the estate were once used to generate ...

On a hill in England’s northeastern Northumberland County ... it is also home to Cragside, a country house and architectural marvel with a special place in history. Designed by 19th century ...

Even if you’ve never been to Northumberland, Cragside might look familiar. It’s appeared in several TV shows, but — perhaps most notably — played the part of Lockwood Manor in the movie ...

A Year of turning water into light is being celebrated by a Northumberland visitor attraction, Staff and volunteers at the National Trust’s Cragside property are marking the anniversary of the ...

In one Northumberland manor house, it's midnight from dusk til dawn this festive season. Cragside, the world's first home to be powered by hydroelectricity, is one of the best-known tourist ...

The giant redwood at Cragside in Rothbury, Northumberland, is twice as tall as Antony Gormley's Angel of the North and has been decorated with lights an entire kilometre long. A cherry-picker was ...

Engineering skills are being used to recreate 19th Century technology at a historical Northumberland stately home. Cragside house was built in 1863 by engineer and inventor Lord William Armstrong ...

Engineering skills are being used to recreate 19th Century technology at a historical Northumberland stately home. Cragside house was built in 1863 by engineer and inventor Lord William Armstrong ...