IT is starting to get colder and the leaves have begun to change colour which means one thing - autumn is finally here.
There is no better way to enjoy the changing seasons than being close to nature and National Trust has revealed that it is making it easier for families to do just that.
The organisation will offer families free entry passes to several of its sites, but it is giving away only a limited number.
In Worcestershire, residents can enjoy several sites for free, including The Firs, Croome Court, Hanbury Hall, Croft Castle, The Weir Garden, Brockhampton Estate, Berrington Hall and The Greyfriars House and Garden.
Middle Littleton Tithe Barn in Evesham is the free pass's only exclusion.
How can I claim my free National Trust family pass?
The single-use pass will allow entry for two adults and up to three children or one adult and up to four children.
It can be claimed via the National Trust website by visitors selecting how many passes they wish and them being sent to them.
The passes will need to be used before October 18.
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