National Trust Change of Address

You're moving, which means embarking on a new chapter! This means notifying a change of address, and while updating your friends and family might be top of the list, notifying service providers such as The National Trust should also be a priority. Informing The National Trust about your change of address ensures you stay connected to their offerings and updates. In this guide, we'll navigate the simple steps to smoothly update your details with The National Trust, ensuring you don't miss out on any letters or offers they may send you.

This guide will cover the following:

• Do I need to notify the National Trust of my new address?
• How to change address with the National Trust
• Who are The National Trust?‍
• How much is The National Trust membership

Do I need to notify the National Trust of my new address?

Yes, it is essential to notify the National Trust of your new address to make sure that you can get any correspondence such as deals or promotions at your new address.

How to change address with the National Trust?

Updating your address with the National Trust can be done using the Moveinout service, by phone, email or post. The simplest way is to use the Moveinout change of address service, you can notify all your other service providers from a single location.

Update your address with The National Trust by phone

You can update your address by phone by calling The National Trust on 0344 800 1895. They are open 9 am – 5:30 pm Monday to Friday and 9 am to 4 pm weekends and bank holidays.

Update your address with The National Trust by Email

If you would like to contact The National Trust via email, you can contact them on enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk. Be sure to include your full name, membership number, your current and new address.

Update your address with The National Trust by post

You can write to TSB to change your address using the postal address below:
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The National Trust
PO Box 574
Manvers
Rotherham
S63 3FH
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You will need to include your:

• Full name
• Support/membership number
• Current & new address

Who are The National trust?

The National Trust is a prominent conservation charity in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1895, its primary mission is to preserve and protect historic places and green spaces across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The Trust manages a vast array of properties, including stately homes, historic buildings, gardens, coastlines, and countryside landscapes of significant cultural and natural importance.
Some of their work includes:

• Conservation and Preservation: The National Trust safeguards historic buildings, gardens, landscapes, and coastlines, ensuring they're maintained and preserved for future generations.
• Heritage Protection: They acquire, manage, and protect sites of historical significance, showcasing the nation's heritage and providing public access to these locations.
• Education and Engagement: The Trust educates the public about history, nature, and conservation through educational programs, events, and initiatives at their properties.
• Land and Nature Conservation: They manage vast expanses of natural landscapes, ensuring biodiversity and promoting sustainable land management practices.
• Public Access: The National Trust opens many of its sites to the public, allowing people to explore and enjoy the historical and natural beauty of these locations.
  Overall, the National Trust plays a crucial role in preserving the UK's cultural and natural heritage while making it accessible and enjoyable for the public.

How much is The National Trust membership?

There are different options when it comes to National Trust membership.

Individual membership‍

Adult membership
26+ years of age
£84 per year or £7 per month

Young person membership
18-25 years of age
£42 per year or £3.50 per month

Junior membership
0-17 years of age. Under 5s go free
£10 per year

Joint membership‍

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Joint membership
Two adults (aged 18+) living at the same address
£139.20 per year or £11.60 per month

Family membership

Family membership 1 Adult
One adult (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 or under). Under 5s go free.
£91.20 per year or £7.60 per month

Lifetime membership

Individual lifetime membership
For one member
£2,020 standard
£1,510 senior

Joint lifetime membership
For two people living at the same address
£2,520 standard
£1,895 senior

Family lifetime membership
Two adults and all their children or grandchildren up to the age of 18. Adults must be living at the same address. Under 5s go free.
£2,640