Leaders from UK’s most important attractions come to Ipswich
24 April 2017
Important toursim issues to be debated at Quay Place, Ipswich.
Important toursim issues to be debated at Quay Place, Ipswich.
New booklet helps visitors discover more at St Nicholas' Chapel
A large roof lead theft has caused over £60,000 of damage to the Church of St John the Baptist, a Grade I listed Wiltshire landmark.
Celebrating the reopening of a new vesting.
Last weekend, Champing™ opened for business and we welcomed the first Champers of the season!
We are celebrating English Tourism Week by announcing some brand new opportunities to experience British heritage at its best.
Bursaries for four students or recent graduates of heritage, conservation or mental health-related degrees to attend the CCT Health & Heritage Conference.
Twelve of our churches have been featured in an important sound project by Cities and Memory.
Award-winning CCT Regeneration project hosts Civic Voice delegates for their first Design Awards Tour of 2017.
Three local people will get the chance to learn traditional crafts such as stone masonry and wood carving and use those skills in the big new restoration project at Holy Trinity church in Sunderland.
We have extended early bird ticket prices for our Health and Heritage Conference until 31st January!
It’s always so difficult to single people out but seven individuals and one team have been awarded for their exceptional efforts and commitment during the last year.
We are delighted to announce that Crispin Truman, Chief Executive of The Churches Conservation Trust has been awarded an OBE in the 2017 New Year honours List.
Help find the original 12th century floor level of the church, buried beneath the tower collapse of 1661
Grade I Georgian church will be awash with light and music during Worcester's Christmas Fayre.
Our newly completed regeneration project has won a local award