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The Places of Worship Renewal Fund (PWRF) is designed to support the repair of England's listed places of worship and targeted at places of most need. A total of £92 million has been allocated to the fund over a four-year period, with £23 million per annum. Join the Historic England team for an introduction to the fund.

A training course from SPAB. In this introductory one-day course, we’ll explore how your historic church building works and the practical steps you can take to look after it.

A training course from SPAB. Caring for a historic building is a significant responsibility, and this introductory day will help you understand the practical steps needed to keep your building in good condition and support long-term success.

Moving into a traditional church building can be both an exciting opportunity and a significant responsibility. This session is designed for congregations new to historic church buildings, offering practical guidance to help you understand what’s involved and make informed, confident decisions from the outset.

This free ONLINE workshop is for anyone involved with a church, chapel or meeting house in the UK who wants to learn more about our grants.

This session highlights the importance of preventative maintenance and how a planned, proactive approach can help protect heritage, reduce long-term costs, and encourage shared responsibility. You will hear practical insights from our officers, drawing on decades of experience caring for historic church buildings.

Many churches rent out their church hall or church building for events, community activities and for local businesses to use. This can generate income for facility upkeep or community support. In this helpful, informal session, Hallmaster UK will share their experience of working with churches, chapels and meeting houses across the country. They will share some best practice and introduce the Hallmaster system.

A training course from SPAB. In this introductory one-day course, we’ll explore how your historic church building works and the practical steps you can take to look after it.