We are pleased to say that, once again, we have some specially produced OHCT Christmas cards.
This year’s cover is from the East window in St Mary’s, Holwell by Herbert Bryans 1921
And we still have some stock from last year’s card too.
If you took any photos we be very pleased to see them. Use our photo upload page.
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There are many interesting churches all over the South East, but in particular in Oxfordshire. If you are out and about in the county, then we suggest that you visit one of our Curiouser & Curiouser churches. Whilst the churches listed are normally open daily, some are currently open with reduced opening hours. Most will have guidelines displayed for your safety and the safety of others – please be sure to follow them.
At the meeting of Council on 15th October a total
Trust Members and their guests enjoyed a fine evening at
We visited this exquisite private chapel after our Annual Meeting.
Please follow the links below to access the papers needed
At the meeting of Council on 14th May a total
OHCT trustee Nicola Coldstream welcomes a likely Christmas present for
OHCT Trustee Stephen Slack reviews a personal look at today’s
Terror and Magnificence: The London Churches of Nicholas Hawksmoor, by
Malcolm Airs, OHCT Trustee, was inspired by this highly enjoyable
OHCT Trustee Malcolm Airs recommends Simon Bradley’s latest book The
Guidance on the Care of Church Buildings
Presented by Camilla Finlay of Acanthus Clews Architects
Preparing for new work: feasibility studies
Further videos will address common problems with advice on what to do
e.g. – water ingress, types of rot, cracked masonry, sagging stained glass, etc.
You can now apply for a grant of up to 80% of the cost of an alarm plus the first year’s maintenance