Coughton Court offers free entry to children this half-term

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 12:30 · Archive

Coughton Court in Alcester is offering free entry to children during October half-term.

Coughton Court, a former National Trust site in Alcester, is welcoming children free of charge during October half-term. The site remains open Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 4.30pm. Adult tickets cost £15.50, whilst children normally pay £6.50; under-fives are always free.

Seasonal activities are running until 1 November, including the site's first-ever pumpkin patch. Entry to the patch is included with house and garden tickets, with individual pumpkins available from £2. A spokesperson said: 'Bring the little ones to Coughton Court and enjoy an autumn adventure filled with fun, fresh air and plenty to explore.'

How it is being reported

• Children offered free entry into former National Trust site on these datesCoughton Court, in Alcester and formerly managed by the National Trust, will welcome young visitors for free during the October half-term.Worcester News · 12 Oct, 12:00
• Children offered free entry into former National Trust site on these datesCoughton Court, in Alcester and formerly managed by the National Trust, will welcome young visitors for free during the October half-term.Malvern Gazette · 12 Oct, 12:00

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