We are saddened to learn today of the death of former Labour minister and welfare campaigner Frank Field (Rt Hon Lord Field of Birkenhead, CH) who has died at the age of 81. Lord Field, who dedicated his career to tackling social issues, including child poverty and modern slavery, served as an MP for 40 years.
Northampton brewery returns to historic town pub after £3.5million investment.
A team from Oxford Archaeology North will start work next week to excavate up to six 1m x 1m trenches in the north side of the churchyard at St John’s Church Lancaster.
Historic England has awarded CCT close to half a million pounds in funding, which will support urgent work at the city centre church of St John the Evangelist in Lancaster.
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Sudbury’s central cultural landmark has unveiled a new name and identity, ahead of its long-awaited re-opening following a multi-million pound regeneration.
As part of regular monitoring, it has been found that the ancient structure of one of our churches, St Boltolph's, Skidbrooke in Lincolnshire, has moved notably over the last few months and urgent works to stabilise the building are needed.
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We are looking to appoint a co-opted member to our Finance & Audit Committee. This would be a great opportunity to become involved in a secular charity that is nevertheless passionately devoted to the conservation and where feasible regeneration of these wonderful religious buildings.
It was with great sadness that the CCT learned of the passing of Kim Thompson former Volunteer Officer for Somerset, Dorset, Devon & Cornwall and friend of The Churches Conservation Trust. Our thoughts are with Kim’s family and loved ones.
Architects, business specialists and volunteers are supporting CCT and Lancaster and District Chamber of Commerce in realising their vision of St John's Church as a new co-working space for Lancaster’s business and enterprise community.
An introduction to Anglican churches from Cumbria to Cornwall by Denis Dunstone
Archaeologists are inviting Northampton residents to a lunchtime pub session with a difference.
Mosedale Gillatt Architects have been appointed to lead a Consultant team at the Church of St John the Evangelist in Lancaster, building on award-winning work at 17Nineteen in Sunderland.