Notts Historic Churches Trust founded in 1986 makes grants available to all Christian denominations, (Churches and Chapels) to help with essential restoration and repairs. The grants offered are crucial in encouraging people to raise the often daunting sums of money required for maintenance and repairs… Read More »RIDE & STRIDE 2026: Please register your church
INVITATION TO JOIN: 12th September 2026 The annual “Ride and Stride event “– (remember to put the date in your diary) Notts Historic Churches Trust founded in 1986 makes grants available to all Christian denominations, (Churches and Chapels) to help with essential restoration and repairs. … Read More »RIDE & STRIDE 2026
The photographs shows work to repair damage to windows in the north and south aisles of Willoughby-on-the-Wolds St Mary and All Saints. The Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust was pleased to assist with funding the work.
The photograph shows work starting on restoring the spire of Bradmore Church Rooms. The Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust was pleased to assist with funding the work.
The Trust considers requests for grant aid on a quarterly basis, with four rounds of decision-making meetings being held throughout the year. The relevant dates, including the deadlines for each round, can be found in the Application For Grant Assistance form and the Guidance Notes… Read More »Grant Aid Meeting dates 2026-7
The photographs shows progress on repointing the exterior masonry of the church of St Michael the Archangel, Halam. The photograph on the left shows the repointing of joints in west wall of the south aisle. The photograph on the right shows repointing of joints in… Read More »Restoration work at Halam church
A big thank you and well done to all those who took part in this years RIDE & STRIDE event on the 13th September and who have taken the time to send in their paperwork with a little reminder (to those that haven’t yet) that… Read More »RIDE & STRIDE 2025 – thank you and a little reminder
The photographs shows progress on restoring the masonry of the 14th/15th century church of St Mary Magdalene, Keyworth. The Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust was pleased to assist with funding the work.
The Nottinghamshire Historic Churches Trust Annual Review for 2024-25 can now be downloaded from the website.
1st St John the Divine, Colston Bassett, submitted by Teika Bellamy (All Saints church, Stanton on the Wolds) ‘Well framed photo, capturing some wonderful light on a unique subject. Nice use of light and contrast.’ 2nd St Giles church, Edingley, submitted by Ed Compton (St… Read More »RIDE + STRIDE 2024 – photo competition winners
