WILDLIFE AT THE HOME OF ROLLS-ROYCE
We’ve been pleased to see our feathered friend, Frederick the pheasant, roaming the Home of Rolls-Royce recently. Named after our co-founder, Sir Frederick Henry Royce, this handsome bird has been spreading joy whilst visiting us during the sunny days of late.
LOCAL SCHOOLCHILDREN PLANT FIRST NEW TREE ON EXTENSION SITE
Children from The March CE Primary School have planted the first new tree on the extension site at the Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood, during a special ceremony.
WILDLIFE AT THE HOME OF ROLLS-ROYCE
The first ducklings of the year have been born at ‘Duckingham Palace’ – the floating platform topped with six-sided hut designed by our Apprentices to provide a safe place for birds to nest and rest.
CREATURE COMFORTS: ROLLS-ROYCE APPRENTICES CREATE BESPOKE DORMOUSE HOUSES FOR GOODWOOD ESTATE
Rolls-Royce Apprentices have designed and handmade a series of nest boxes for one of the UK’s most endangered mammals, the hazel dormouse.
WILDLIFE AT THE HOME OF ROLLS-ROYCE
A healthy-looking beautiful fox came to visit Rolls-Royce to see what was going on.
DID YOU KNOW? #2
The Rolls-Royce Apiary is home to six beehives, housing over 250,000 Honey Bees. For more details on our Apiary, have a read of our press release.
