Read our latest blogs and stories of churches we have helped and the people who help look after churches to keep them open, in good repair and being used for the benefit of local communities.
Nigel Walter, Director of Archangel Architects and Trustee of the National Churches Trust, spoke about his 'narrative approach' developed to address the nature and challenges of living religious heritage at an online masterclass for the Future for Religious Heritage (FRH), a not-for-profit organisation of charities and conservation professionals working to protect religious heritage buildings across Europe.
Elena Curti writes about St Walburge, Preston, the church with the tallest spire of any parish church in England.
When thieves stole a beautiful brass pulpit rail from a Victorian church in Kent, a replica was made by Waltham Forest Engineering Ltd (WFE), which undertakes heritage metalwork projects across London and the South East.
Alpha chairs was founded 24 years ago by a former pastor of the Elim Pentecostal church, who spotted a gap in the church market for affordable high-quality seating.
The beauty of using lime plaster in church restoration, is that it is a natural product that is flexible, breathable, hardwearing and has been used for centuries.
The attraction of conservation architecture is that you are always working with the best quality materials and working with tradespeople who are highly skilled.
The voluntary work of church recording involves a team of up to ten people researching and documenting the artistic and historical heritage of a church.
Watts & Co has been making ecclesiastical clothing and furnishings since 1874. It is associated with beautiful embroidered vestments, in fine silks hand-crafted at their London premises.
Based in Croydon, Ablemarsh Safety Consultants provides health and safety support services to places of worship throughout the UK.
Specialist in the preservation, conservation and restoration of turret clocks for churches and historic buildings,
An expert with over 20 years' experience of working on some of Britain's most highly regarded historic and ecclesiastical buildings.
Originally set up in 2009, Artisan Plastercraft employs over 50 experts specialising in the many and various forms of architectural and decorative plasterwork.
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