News
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MaintenanceBooker, keep your church in good condition
11 Jun 2018MaintenanceBooker, a new heritage website to keep historic churches and chapels safe for the future is launched in England and Wales.
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Entries open for the 2018 Church Architecture Awards
30 Apr 2018Enter now for the 2018 Church Architecture Awards, which celebrate the best new church architecture and innovative conservation work.
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What do churches need to do about GDPR?
27 Apr 2018The National Churches Trust has put together information to help churches with GDPR.
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Successful fundraising means work can begin at St Nicholas, Nether Compton
17 Apr 2018St Nicholas’ church in Nether Compton, Dorset, has begun much-needed roof repairs following a year-long fundraising campaign.
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£425,183 grant funding helps 55 churches and chapels
11 Apr 201855 churches and chapels in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are set to benefit from rescue funding of £425,183 from the National Churches Trust.
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New £1.8 million Government funding for places of worship
3 Apr 2018The National Churches Trust has welcomed the announcement of a £1.8 million pilot scheme to help places of worship.
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Keeping churches safe and open
23 Mar 2018The National Churches Trust's advice on how to keep churches open to all and safe from crime.
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Bill Bryson and Joanna Lumley celebrate Sir Christopher Wren’s beautiful London churches
15 Mar 2018Bill Bryson and Joanna Lumley have picked their favourite Sir Christopher Wren churches in a feature for English Tourism Week (17-25 March 2018).
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Building Resilience Conference: a more sustainable future for places of worship
9 Mar 2018The National Churches Trust’s Building Resilience Conference in London on Wednesday 27 June 2018 is a major event for anyone who loves, looks after or supports church buildings.
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Have your say to help church buildings in Northern Ireland
9 Mar 2018Many church buildings in Northern Ireland need financial support and advice to ensure they are kept in good repair and that their architectural heritage can be safeguarded for future generations.
