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A new book tells the story of 50 of the most remarkable artefacts in Cathedrals in England and Wales.

We were delighted to greet 30 of our Friends on our Tour of London's Charterhouse on Thursday 13 October.

How, I wonder, was the last year for you? And I wonder what the next 12 months holds for each of us?

Since 1939, Universal Stone Ltd has been delivering specialised multi-disciplined construction and restoration projects across various sectors in the UK.

A history of British Royal Tombs by Aidan Dodson, Honorary Professor of Egyptology at the University of Bristol,

We take a closer look at some of ongoing church projects funded by the National Churches Trust.

The National Churches Trust is dedicated to supporting churches so that they can stay open as places of worship. Sometimes, however, churches do have to close.

One of the main ways we help keep the UK’s churches open and in use is through our grant awards. Last year we gave £5.1 million of funding for vital church repairs, maintenance, and new facilities.

In a new feature, we take a closer look at how our funding is making a difference to churches and the people who use them. This week it's Holy Trinity church in the Leicestershire village of Norton Juxta Twycross.

Sarah Galloway is a contemporary artist specialising in architectural glass.

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.

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.