Framing England's History: A specialist insight.
09 August 2024
Read more about the specialist insight that is involved in the vital conservation of our nations church windows.
Read more about the specialist insight that is involved in the vital conservation of our nations church windows.
What is the historic significance of the 'Summer Sonnet's' performed by York Shakespeare Project at Holy Trinity Goodramgate this August?
Netfilx, Speed Dating and St. Swithun
Following on from an exciting Members’ Exclusive Lecture, CCT has had a look at just some of the treasures in our care.
A look into the rich folklore associated with our sites all across England
Why is it that a chilling ghost story can be so comforting on a cold day?
Recent funding from Historic England will allow CCT to carry out vital interventions so that we can prevent further loss of historic fabric to St John's in Lancaster.
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.