Heathpatch hosted the CLA East Suffolk AGM at Semer, welcoming over 80 rural business members. The day included updates from CLA CEO Isabella Murfin, a farm tour showcasing conservation and landscape restoration, and a visit to Nedging Hall, highlighting estate-grown produce, hospitality and rural enterprise. A delicious lunch was served by The Crown at Bildeston.

Mental Health Awareness Week highlights the importance of inclusion and connection. We are proud to support The Befriending Scheme, a local charity helping vulnerable adults facing loneliness and mental health challenges. Through befriending, community hubs and the Red Rose Community Farm at Lindsey Tye, they provide opportunities to build friendships, develop skills and improve wellbeing in a safe, supportive environment.

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we invited local visitors to explore Raydon Great Wood in Suffolk with our woodsmen and ecologist. Discover how nearly 30 years of woodland restoration, coppicing and pond management have transformed this ancient wood into a thriving haven for wildlife, biodiversity and wellbeing.

Booking is now open for our Spring and Summer Tours. An opportunity to get a unique view of the beautiful Suffolk countryside.

Happy New Year! The Brett Vale Farming Diary is live for December 2025.

As the festive season begins, we’ve got an extra reason to celebrate! We’re delighted to share that Heathpatch has been recognised in the Suffolk LTD. Top 100 Businesses of 2025, placing 20th amongst the county’s largest privately owned companies. The report, compiled by Grant Thornton UK in association with Birketts LLP of Ipswich, is widely regarded as a benchmark for business health and performance in the region. It focuses on companies owned and managed within the count

We opened our doors to a student from The Raedwald Trust for a morning of inspiration and work experience with our teams in Semer, Suffolk.

A round up of the summer activities on the farm from the harvest to the farm tours, plus a tour of Raydon Great Wood.

Heathpatch Group welcomes Shredding Machinery Solutions, specialists in remanufactured shredding trucks that cut costs, extend machine life and boost sustainability

50,000 trees = a lot of plastic tree shelters. Here's what we use them for and how we stop them harming the environment.

Heathpatch's teams get involved with Work Experience week, hosting two students from Hadleigh High School.

Walking on the Wilding Side in the Suffolk Countryside, raising money for Hadleigh Health Centre.

We would like to invite you on a guided walk through Raydon Great Wood.

Heathpatch Ltd and A J Pratt & Son welcome a third local farm to the Brett Vale farming venture in W D Chaplin Farms

Everyone at Heathpatch loves the Suffolk Show as our main local event, our farm is our passion and we love bringing together our best teams from our subsidiaries.

Charlie Buckle will be taking part in the London Marathon this Sunday, 27th April. He's choosing to support the charity Kyaninga Child Development Centre in Uganda.

Booking is now open for our Summer Farm Tours. An opportunity to get a unique view of the beautiful Suffolk countryside.

Heathpatch are looking for a talented Group Administrator to join their Head Office team. It's a full-time, office-based role in Suffolk.

A report from the Field Studies Council on one of their recent field trips to the River Brett on the Heathpatch estate.

Hadleigh Environmental Action Team welcome guest speaker Helen Bynum on the 27th March talking about her research on listening to the soil.