Felbrigg Hall remains closed as man trampled by cattle
A man in his 70s has died after being trampled by cattle at the National Trust's Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk. The site remains closed while police and the Health and Safety Executive conduct an investigation.
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A National Trust site in Norfolk remains closed today after a walker died after being trampled by cattle.
The tragedy took place at around 11.45am on Monday, July 13 at Felbrigg Hall , near Cromer.
The man in his 70s died at the scene, despite the efforts of paramedics.
Following the death, the National Trust announced that the site was closed.
On the halls National Trust site, it reads "Felbrigg Hall, Garden and Estate is currently closed and will remain so on Tuesday 14 July."
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