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Old painting depicting the Angel and St Mary
  • 4th December 2024
The 6th of December is the feast day of St. Nicholas and even though St. Nick's is not a big festival in Britain, there is a CCT church dedicated to this Saint, known for primarily for his generosity, St Nicholas of Myra, Ozleworth, Gloucestershire. Read more about this fascinating Norman church and it's many treasures...
Image of the exterior of the stone built church
  • 7th November 2024
Following the launch of the Annual Appeal, Windows: Framing England's History, we focus on the impact of heritage crime on the idyllic country church of St Mary's in Old Dilton.
External view of the flinted wall church
  • 29th October 2024
Two ‘sister’ churches in Kent built shortly after the Norman conquest, were united in grief by the Black Death when one came to the aid of the other. Subsequently both were abandoned for centuries. Now they are reunited once again when a debt is finally to be repaid some 650 years later.
All Saints Church with Perpendicular tower
  • 29th October 2024
As part of each Members' Exclusive Lecture series, we share the in-depth history of one of our churches. This month, we looked at All Saints' Church, Alton Priors
View of the church from the grave yard
  • 9th October 2024
As part of each Members' Exclusive Lecture series, we share the in-depth history of one of our churches. This month, we looked at Holy Trinity Church, Wensley.
builder in hard hat and high visibility jacket chisels into stone
  • 1st October 2024
Young Volunteers in York have been researching the historical graffiti in Holy Trinity Goodramgate - in this blog they give us an update of the project so far!
Part of the stained glass window depicting a sacred human figure
  • 26th September 2024
Find out how the Friends of St. Peter's turned their churchyard into an award winning wildlife haven.
Beautiful marble statue of a woman with her hands to her lips and chest with veil pulled back. The statue is at the side of the church between the arches.
  • 11th September 2024
Get to know this fascinating 15th Century church with a memorial to Lady Charlotte Finch, inventor of...
church exterior pointed, short spire and wide nave
  • 13th August 2024
In our most recent members' lecture, we heard from Michael Carter to talk about, Exploring Sawley Abbey with English Heritage. This lecture was recorded, and is now available for CCT members to enjoy on CCTdigital.com.
right hand side is a broken glass window, left hand side a builder in a baseball hat and high visability jacket sitting on scaffolding holding a pipe.
  • 9th August 2024
Read more about the specialist insight that is involved in the vital conservation of our nations church windows.
Five stained glass window panels depicting biblical passages
  • 5th August 2024
What is the historic significance of the 'Summer Sonnet's' performed by York Shakespeare Project at Holy Trinity Goodramgate this August?
Carved heart in wooden post
  • 8th July 2024
Netfilx, Speed Dating and St. Swithun

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