Related content in “Durham”

  • Ballinger Charitable Trust

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    The Ballinger Charitable Trust was founded in 1994 and seeks to support charities, voluntary organisations and community groups in the Northeast of England through grants and funding.

  • County Durham Community Foundation

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    County Durham Community Foundation distributes on average £2 million each year to support community projects and individuals in County Durham and Darlington. 

  • CPL Chartered Architects

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    CPL Chartered Architects (CPL) is an RIBA Chartered Practice. We work predominantly with Churches, Christian Organisations, Charities and Community Groups. Much of our work relates to the development of church and community buildings but our...

  • Crosby Granger Architects

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    We are a down-to-earth, personable architectural practice, focusing on the repair of historic buildings and structures, including churches, castles, stately homes and ruins, alongside new designs and exciting developments in historic or sensitive...

  • Darlington Methodist District

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    Regional district for the Methodist Church including support and advice for church buildings.

  • Diocese of Durham

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    Regional diocese for the Church of England, including support and advice for church buildings.

  • Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle

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    Regional diocese for the Catholic Church, including support and advice for church buildings.

  • Hadrian Trust

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    Grants to charities and groups working for the benefit of the people and the environment of Tyne and Wear, Northumberland and Durham, including Hartlepool. Main donations are in the fields of social welfare, youth, disability, the elderly, women,...

  • Inspired Northeast

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    Working with local church congregations to help achieve a sustainable future for church buildings in the North East: as living places of worship, buildings used and enjoyed by local communities, welcoming places for tourists and pilgrims, and...

  • Joseph Brough Charitable Trust

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    In about 1138 Geoffrey of Monmouth’s History of the Kings of Britain contains the earliest written mention of Tintagel, Cornwall, in the tale of how Arthur was conceived there by Uther Pendragon, King of Britain, and Queen Igerna (Igraine). Geoffrey described its dramatic physical setting, evidently appreciating its romantic nature.