A big hello to everyone. Now let’s take a look into the distant future….. September … to be exact the 12th September. It will be time for the annual Ride & Stride event – only this year it will be in a slightly different format – the prevailing virus is causing us all to act,…
The Ride & Stride event this year is on the 12th of September to raise money both for the Trust and for the participating churches, with half of the sponsorship money going to each. This year, with the churches closed for so long it is even more important. Churches have lost income from services and…
Here are the answers to Dr Chris Brooke’s picture quiz that appeared in the last Newsletter. Click on the button below to download the document:
The latest edition of the Trust’s newsletter is now available for downloading.
Unfortunately due to the current pandemic situation all future plans for RIDE+STRIDE 2020 are on hold. Margaret Lowe Ride & Stride Administrator Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust
The latest edition of the Trust’s newsletter is now available for downloading. It includes short articles on the Trust’s annual summer party at Thrumpton Hall, the carved panels on the chancel wall of Mattersey church, church clocks and a profile of NHCT Trustee Richard Craven-Smith-Milnes of Winkburn Hall.
The Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust Annual Report for 2018/2019 is now available to download. Click on the button below to download the PDF.
A special thank you to all the Churches that took part in this year’s event. To those who have already returned their paperwork – thanks – to those who have yet to PLEASE ensure that all necessary paperwork is returned together with any sponsorship monies raised. Remember that all the money collected on the day…
The latest edition of the Trust’s newsletter is now available for downloading. It includes articles on the Friends’ Visit to Normanton-on-Soar and East Leake parish churches, a report on cleaning the Lexington Memorial in St Wilfrid’s church, Kelham, information on the RIDE&STRIDE event in September and a note about grants available to churches for the…
The horrifying spate of thefts of lead from the roofs of our county’s churches has prompted NHCT to agree to administer a grant from Allchurches Trust, who are offering £1,000 towards the fitting of roof alarms. Such applications might also be considered for a grant from NHCT for associated work, thus helping churches to protect…
