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All Saints' Church Billesley Exterior showing apse
  • 2nd April 2021
We are delighted to have received a grant award of £120,800 from the Culture Recovery Fund
an apprentice in dungarees and a green top looks to the shelves with wood and stone features piled on it.
  • 29th March 2021
Creating bright futures for young people and historic churches.
Detail of a colourful stained glass window
  • 17th March 2021
The Campaign to Save St. Mary’s Church, Shrewsbury has received a further boost this week with a £50,000 donation from a local philanthropist.
photo taken along a row of a group of volunteers sat, watching a presentation
  • 4th March 2021
Through our partnership with the Marsh Christian Trust, this annual event celebrates the achievements of volunteers and communities from across the country in supporting and caring for their local historic church through the presentation of the Marsh Volunteer of the Year Awards.
A view of the front of the church showing gravestones surrounded by green grass and trees. Leading to a small stone church in the rear.
  • 1st March 2021
Following the Government’s recent announcement, we are looking forward to soon welcoming everyone back to CCT churches.
boarded up window, wood covering damage
  • 15th January 2021
We were saddened by the news of an illegal rave which took place on New Years Eve at our church of All Saints', East Horndon in Essex.
church exterior covered in scaffolding with windows boarded up
  • 11th January 2021
In September 2019 a £4.3 million project to repair and regenerate Holy Trinity Church in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, began. The project, supported by Heritage Fund, will transform the church into Seventeen Nineteen, a stunning cultural venue in the East End of Sunderland. Before the works began Seventeen Nineteen appointed Christine Audsley as volunteer project photographer to capture the process...
portrait image of sarah robinson
  • 8th January 2021
We are delighted to announce that Sarah Robinson, Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Conservation at The Churches Conservation Trust has been awarded an OBE in the 2021 New Year Honours List.
Church exterior with battlemented tower, with a staircase up to the door. Slate church roof and clear glass windows visible.
  • 5th January 2021
Following the announcement that England is in a national lockdown from 5 January 2021, we regret to say that all CCT churches are closed to visitors.
White washed church interior with light wood pews with a simple cross decoration
  • 5th January 2021
Following the announcement that England is in a national lockdown from 5 January 2021, we regret to say that all CCT churches are closed to visitors.
Flemish stained glass angel warrior with helmet and spear, gold helmet in section above
  • 21st December 2020
Following the most recent Government announcements, we have updated our Covid-19 guidance, so you can continue to use and enjoy our churches safely and appropriately in each of the four tiers now in place across England. We care for 356 churches across England with the help of over 2000 volunteers.
portrait photo of Dr Emma standing in front of a church in a red top
  • 24th November 2020
In this unusually-titled lecture, Dr Wells will explore the sometimes surprising secular uses of churches in the medieval period.

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