News
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A first for MaintenanceBooker
6 Jun 2017A Sheffield church has become the first in the country to benefit from MaintenanceBooker, an innovative maintenance service from the National Churches Trust.
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New roof for St John the Baptist, Somersham
1 Jun 2017The chapel has intimate connections with Florence Nightingale, and thus not only with the Crimean War but also with the development of modern nursing throughout the world. Florence opened the Nightingale Training School at the hospital in 1860, and it was upon her recommendations about the environment in which the sick should be treated that the chapel was designed.
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Make churches an issue in the General Election
5 May 2017Church buildings and the 2017 General Election
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Churches - the world's most important historic buildings
11 Apr 2017In England, maintaining the 'listing' of historic church buildings is the responsibility of Historic England.
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Heritage Lottery Fund changes its funding for places of worship
5 Apr 2017From September 2017, the Heritage Lottery Fund's (HLF) Grants for Places of Worship programme will close to new applications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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More churches helped by the National Churches Trust
28 Mar 201741 churches and chapels in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are set to benefit from a £247,205 grants package.
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New Maintenance Grants help 19 churches
23 Mar 2017Supported by the Pilgrim Trust, Maintenance Grants help with small, urgent maintenance issues or repairs
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Revd Lucy Winkett becomes a Trustee of the National Churches Trust
17 Mar 2017Ordained in 1995, she is Rector of St James's church, Piccadilly.
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A sustainable future for England’s church buildings
7 Mar 2017The National Churches Trust's response to The English Churches and Cathedrals Sustainability Review.
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New members of our Grants Committee
1 Mar 2017James Crowley and Mother Bernadette Hegarty have joined the Grants Committee of the National Churches Trust.
