Celebrating Your Outstanding Contributions
16 March 2023
We're pleased to announce the winners of this years Marsh Charitable Trust sponsored supporters awards!
We're pleased to announce the winners of this years Marsh Charitable Trust sponsored supporters awards!
The King has approved the appointments of three new trustees
The winter months continue to overwhelm St John’s, with the church suffering a burst pipe during the cold weather in December leading to flooding and water damage in the vestry and eastern end of the building.
New year new career! Find out more about roles at CCT
Former CCT Chief Executive recieves honour
At the church of St John on the Wall in Bristol, during routine monitoring, steeplejacks raised concerns that the high-level masonry of the medieval spire could be loose.
CCT has been awarded a grant of £393,507 to work with Lancaster and District Chamber of Commerce to open a co-working space in the redundant St John’s Church in Lancaster.
Enter to be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets to our Christmas Concert.
Earlier this month, St John the Evangelist Church, Lancaster, was taken over by contemporary artist Anne Bennett, with her light installation Butterfly Dream: Making the Invisible Visible.
We are delighted to welcome our new CEO, Greg Pickup.
CCT is honoured to have received 'Highly Commended' in the Digital Transformation of the Year category at the Charity Times Awards 2022 for our work on CCTdigital.com.
We join the nation in mourning the loss of Her Majesty the Queen. We give thanks for her dedicated service to the country. Our thoughts are with the Royal Family at this time.
The past, present and future project at St Mary’s Shrewsbury is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The Café at St Mary’s, Shrewsbury, is available for someone looking to run a successful, established café at a busy attraction, in the centre of Shrewsbury.
‘Bridging the Gap’, a pilot research project exploring the barriers surrounding sustainable community ownership of churches in rural England and Scotland.