Summer Photography Competition
14 August 2023
Find out how to take part in our summer photography competition!
Find out how to take part in our summer photography competition!
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.
17 Nineteen wins three prestige awards including the RIBA North East Award 2023, at the RIBA Regional Awards
We are pleased to announce that we will be moving towards a new programme for our free and member lectures which will place producing consistently high-quality content at the heart of our digital engagement.
The Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) is looking to appoint a Finance & Commercial Director to join their senior management team. This is an exciting opportunity to join an award winning , national charity, that cares for churches at risk.
Today building work began at the Old Black Lion public house in Marefair, Northampton.
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