Rushen Heritage Trust looking for volunteers

Monday, 7 September 2020 07:06

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

An Island trust is on the lookout for more volunteers.

Rushen Heritage Trust says it'd like to hear from anyone who has a passion for heritage and may have a few hours of their time to spare to help out with the organisation's work.

RHT says it's expected to be a busy year ahead, including the future opening of the Tree Archyn Heritage Centre in Port Erin, projects for the 150th anniversary of Milners Tower and the 90th anniversary of the Kodak World's Best Photo competition, which was won by a picture of Bradda Head.

Anyone who'd like to get involved or find out more details is asked e-mail John at rushenht@gmail.com or ring or text 464 634.

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