Church buildings
Top tips for church maintenance this winter
Written in PCC News Winter 2017 – Issue 10 Matthew McDade – Former Executive Officer for Church Buildings
Written in PCC News Winter 2017 – Issue 10 Matthew McDade – Former Executive Officer for Church Buildings
Every parish conducts an Annual Parochial Church Meeting not later than the 31 May. Download a range of forms for nominations, finance, Statistics for Mission and more. There are a
Grants cover: Essential, one-off repairs or other capital works to ensure the continued use or viability of a building (capital work must be considered urgent or necessary within 12 months)
The Duty, as set out in the consultation will introduce new requirements on any public place (including halls, churchyards and fields) with a capacity of over 100. This is based
On Monday 29 March the Chrism Eucharist will take place in the Cathedral at 11am. Bishop Graham shall preside and Bishop Alan will preach, and the holy oils will be
Ana Moskvina, Historic Church Building Support Officer shares some celebratory stories of what three churches have managed to achieve with their buildings during these challenging times. Ana writes: During the
The scheme gives grants to cover the VAT incurred in making repairs to listed buildings in use as places of worship. It covers eligible works such as repairs to the
Inspired by a couple he was leading through marriage preparation, one of whom is a (proper) triathlete, our Rector, the Revd Canon David Longe, came up with the dubious brainwave
The Ven Karen Hutchinson, Archdeacon of Norwich, explains: Conflict is a normal and inevitable part of life, and so it’s not surprising that it arises in church life too. How
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement today we can turn our attention to resuming public worship from 4 July. To be able to gather again for worship, even whilst socially distancing,