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A historic stone church with a tower and graveyard, set on a grassy hill with a stone wall and leafless trees, architecture by Nick Cox Architects.
Interior of a church with wooden ceiling beams, stained glass window, and wooden chairs, with an ornate fountain in front of the window. Architecture by Nick Cox Architects.
Small historic stone church with a pitched roof, arched windows, and a wooden door, surrounded by grass and a few old gravestones; architecture by Nick Cox Architects.
A stone church with a tower and arched entrance, surrounded by a grassy area and shaded by trees, architecture by Nick Cox Architects.
A historic stone church with narrow arched windows, a sloped roof, and a tower in the background, with surrounding grass and trees, architecture by Nick Cox Architects
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Churches Conservation Trust

Preserving the future of iconic places
Places of worship

The Churches Conservation Trust is a national charity which breathes new life into irreplaceable buildings. They support historic churches and the communities they serve, re-interpreting much-loved but often impractical spaces for the modern era. The custodian of over 350 churches across the UK, the Churches Conservation Trust finds new purpose and community uses for these special places. All of the churches are listed, mostly Grade I and II*, and some are Scheduled Ancient Monuments. We have worked with the CCT for many years and several of our staff are appointed as church architects under their framework agreement, advising and carrying out condition surveys. 

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