The value of the UK's church buildings
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Church buildings are key places
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Church buildings contribute £12.4 billion of social good to the UK
Saving the UK's churches
Churches are doing so much to help local people during the coronavirus pandemic
Our work keeps churches in good repair so they can continue to support local communities now and in the future.
Church of the week
St Beuno, Clynnog Fawr
Clynnog Fawr, GwyneddA descendant of the royal princes of Powys, St Beuno was the most celebrated of the early Christian monks of North Wales. He founded his 'clas', a cross between a monastery and a college at Clynnog Fawr in 616.
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Latest news
The future of the UK's church buildings is at risk
Letter in The Times calls for urgent financial support for church buildings.
The House of Good
New report values huge contribution of church buildings to the UK at £12.4 billion
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Our Professional Trades Directory offers a wide range of trades people who can help you with any part of your church, chapel or meeting house.
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Marble Air
Architecture and design to transform and regenerate.
