HorseWorld help young people to 'Discover' their future
7th January 2014
Josh a 16 year old from Bristol is living proof that by bringing horses together with vulnerable young people lives can really be changed.
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Shock as over 100 suffering horses put to sleep and a further 300 rescued
22nd December 2013
Charities joined forces and worked side-by-side to safeguard the future welfare of more than 400 horses at a location between Bridgend and Llantwit Major in the Vale of Glamorgan this week.
More details >>"A student-a-day" landmark reached as Discovery's popularity soars
21st December 2013
As 2012 ends, staff at a leading Bristol-based animal welfare charity celebrate having doubled the number of students attending Discovery: a ground-breaking project which uses horses to help young people with emotional, behavioural and learning issues.
More details >>Cheers to Wadworth as they donate £3,000 to support HorseWorld
13th December 2013
On Tuesday 3rd December HorseWorld Managing Director Mark Owen was handed a cheque for £3,000 from Charles Bartholomew, the Chairman and Managing Director of the brewery which opened in 1875.
More details >>Record Numbers of Visitors Show Support for Charity at Christmas Carol Concert
13th December 2013
What a wonderful way to spread festive cheer, singing loud for all to hear. HorseWorld's annual Carol Service raised spirits and vital funds for the 61st year running.
More details >>Local council Vice Chairman honours young people with special awards
8th December 2013
Bath & North East Somerset Vice-Chairman Cllr Rob Appleyard visited HorseWorld to congratulate the latest group of young people to successfully complete a ground-breaking course which uses horses to help young people, some of whom have emotional, behaviou...
More details >>HorseWorld's project for young people with physical or emotional disorders celebrates opening of new office base
25th November 2013 | Discovery Courses
Staff at a leading Bristol-based animal welfare charity are celebrating the opening of new office facilities housing a ground-breaking pilot project which employs horses to help young people with emotional, behavioural and learning issues.
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HorseWorld's project for young people with physical or emotional disorders celebrates opening of new office base
25th November 2013
Staff at a leading Bristol-based animal welfare charity are celebrating the opening of new office facilities housing a ground-breaking pilot project which employs horses to help young people with emotional, behavioural and learning issues.
More details >>HorseWorld submits planning application for new visitor centre
9th November 2013
Proposals significantly changed in response to community feedback One of the Bristol area's most popular visitor attractions HorseWorld has now submitted a planning application for its proposed new visitor centre.
More details >>Legendary horse whisperer visits local horse charity
1st November 2013
On Thursday 24th October, Bristol-based equine welfare charity, HorseWorld were paid a visit by legendary 'Horse Whisperer' Monty Roberts and his distinguished UK protégé Kelly Marks.
More details >>Rehabilitated pony finds a new purpose in life helping to rehabilitate young people
23rd October 2013
A Shetland pony rescued and rehabilitated from horrific neglect in 2011 is now helping to rehabilitate young people with emotional, behavioural and learning issues.
More details >>The Goat Escape
18th October 2013
Animal welfare charity HorseWorld Trust, based in Whitchurch, Bristol has a new resident. Gary the Goat who was found roaming around the centre of Bath will now be a permanent resident at HorseWorld's visitor centre.
More details >>Nine-year-old holds charity fundraiser
16th October 2013
A nine-year-old girl has raised money for a rescued pony at local equine charity HorseWorld, by holding a fun day at her home in Bradley Stoke, Bristol.
More details >>Fears are faced as supporters raise money for charity
2nd October 2013
Supporters of the Bristol-based animal welfare charity HorseWorld faced their fears as they abseiled 100 feet down St Michael's Church Tower, Dundry, to help raise funds for the charity's Discovery Courses.
More details >>Council Chairman and England Rugby player open charity classroom
27th September 2013
Councillor Neil Butters, Chairman of Bath & North East Somerset Council (B&NES) and Lee Mears, former Bath and England Rugby Player were invited to animal welfare charity HorseWorld on Tuesday 24th September to unveil a new Classroom, and Boot Room for...
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