Sycamore Gap sapling is stolen from castle just weeks after being planted

Sycamore Gap tree sapling stolen from castle grounds months after planting

Cumbria police and National Trust appeal for information after young tree taken from Wray parkland and castle A sapling taken from the Sycamore Gap tree has been stolen from the grounds of a castle just months after it was planted. The Sycamore Gap tree, on Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, was one of the UK’s best-known and most loved trees. It was criminally felled for no apparent reason on a stormy night in Septe…

1 Jul, 10:01

Sycamore Gap sapling stolen from castle grounds

The theft from Wray Castle in the Lake District is believed to have taken place earlier this month.

30 Jun, 14:38

Sycamore Gap tree sapling stolen from National Trust castle

National Trust has appealed for the return of the sapling from Wray Castle in Cumbria, which was planted just two months ago

30 Jun, 14:31

Sycamore Gap sapling is stolen from castle just weeks after being planted

The sapling, planted with care in the picturesque grounds of Wray parkland and castle in April this year as a 'symbol of hope and resilience', was reported as stolen on Tuesday.

1 Jul, 01:34