Featured Project: Arrington, St Nicholas
Tower stonework repairs are now completed.
Our next round of grants will be decided on 25th November 2026. The application deadline is 18th November 2026
Celebrating and Supporting
Historic Churches
in Cambridgeshire
See our new self-guided tour – Steeplechase
Notices
Annual Conference – 10 April 2027
We are pleased to let you know that the Annual Conference will take place once again in 2027 – Saturday 10 April at Wolfson College, Cambridge – so please make a note in your diary. More details will follow shortly.
Annual Church Tours
The Annual Church Tours will also take place on the 2nd Sunday afternoons as usual – in May, June, July and August 2027. Full details will be available nearer the time.
We give Grants for repair and restoration
Please leave CHCT a gift in your will
Cambridgeshire has more than 300 churches and chapels of historic and architectural interest. They span over a thousand years from the Saxon period at Great Paxton to the High Victorian at Waresley and the 20th century at the Good Shepherd, Arbury. The care of church buildings is the responsibility of the local community, which carries the burdens of continuous maintenance and the raising of funds for repair.