The lively market town of Sudbury now has its cultural and community centre back at its heart. Therefore proving the importance roof conservation work as roofs provide much more than barriers to the elements.
National Maintenance Week took place from the 17th to the 24th November and is a gentle reminder to anyone who cares for a property to identify minor problems and potential flash points that might need attention before winter sets in.
To mark the anniversary of William Morris’ death, 127 years ago, we are focusing on the impact he had on CCT’s church in Inglesham and the crime the roof has been subject to in its recent history.
Following the recent launch of our Annual Appeal, Roofs at Risk, we are launching a new monthly blog series that will introduce you further to varied types of roofs and their splendour as well their challenges.
We recognise that our buildings need to continue to be loved and enjoyed, and we will always keep people at the centre of our work, even as this appeal approaches its end.
CCT commissioned to explore new possibilities, working with targeted churches to share project planning ‘know-how’ and develop activities, skills and plans for the future
Learn how to knit or crochet your own egg cosy ahead of our Easter Egg Hunts in Leeds and York.
CCT Regeneration Team commissioned by St Mary’s Parochial Church Council (PCC) and Durham County Council to undertake consultation and initial options identification and appraisal
Working for the Churches Conservation Trust as a Conservation Projects Manager means that no day is ever the same.