Churches

What is “St Margaret’s in Ruins”? If you haven’t visited before, St Margaret’s Church Ruins is in West Raynham, near...

We are delighted to announce the dedication of the latest installation at St Peter’s as part of the creative collaboration...

The clear, blue, Norfolk skies and the increasing of the mercury indicates that summer is on the horizon. As the...

The Norfolk Churches Trust’s Grant Committee met last Thursday, 20th March and awarded a total of £52,197 which is shared...

St Margaret’s church in West Raynham, was originally constructed in the 1320s but by the 18th century it had fallen...

In June 2023 Upwell, St Peter were awarded a grant of £6,000 from the Norfolk Churches Trust towards work to...

Weclome to the first of the Norfolk Churches Trust’s monthly newsletters, we do hope that you find something to pique...

A recent trip to Ghent highlighted the longstanding links between the Low Countries and East Anglia. The cloth industry and...

The long-awaited government announcement on the future of the scheme was made last week. The LPWGS, introduced by Gordon Brown...

You can read our Autumn Newsletter by clicking here. It has details of grants awarded to churches as well as...

You can read David’s fascinating blog here. Images from St Margaret’s Church Hales.

Debbie finished her pilgrimage from London Bridge to Walsingham last Friday. She absolutely loved the whole experience; the beautiful countryside,...