A conservation and heritage site in Kinver is looking for volunteers who have a passion for history and the outdoors to join them.

National Trust-run property Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses, near Stourbridge, has a range of opportunities for people willing to learn new skills and knowledge while inspiring others.

Volunteer recruitment days will be held at the Rock Houses on Friday 15, Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 March, between 11am and 1pm. Entry to the property is free for everyone attending the drop-in event.

Claire Hale, Visitor Operations and Experience Manager at Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses said: “Life is one long adventure and we’d love to join in with your next one. Come along to the drop-in recruitment day to talk to the team, ask questions and discuss the various opportunities we’ve got on offer.’

“Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses is an incredible place to volunteer, with such a diverse offer. From quirky homes carved into the rock to miles of countryside, there’s a place at the property to suit everyone.”

“Whether you want to put years of skills and experience towards our cause or just want to try something brand new, we’ll have a role to suit you. All our roles are flexible - whether you can offer your time every week or every now and then, we’d love to meet you.

"Whatever your interest or enthusiasm, there’s sure to be an opportunity for you to help with the vital work of keeping Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses special forever, for everyone."

The team is looking for people to help with the collection, care and presentation of the Rock Houses as well as guides to share stories with visitors about the people who lived and worked at the Rock Houses.  

The property is also looking for welcome volunteers to help give each visitor an enjoyable and memorable visit, as well as people to give their time in the tea-room and at seasonal events.

For more information about Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses, visit nationaltrust.org.uk.