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As the church hall renovation enters its final stages, one of the most rewarding aspects of the project has been seeing the new locally carved stonework take its place within the building. Stone has always been central to the character and longevity of historic buildings, and this project demonstrates how traditional materials and skilled craftsmanship can continue to play an important role in their future. Carefully carved by local craftsmen, the new stonework has been desig

Back in January, we reported that works were underway at All Saints Church, Ripley, (one of the five churches that make up Cayton Parish) — and we’re delighted to share that the internal re-ordering is now complete. As ecclesiastical architects, we’re proud to have supported this carefully considered transformation, improving accessibility and flexibility within the Nave through the removal of pews and lowering of platforms, while preserving the church’s historic character. I

With winter (almost) behind us, quinquennial inspection (QI) season is officially underway… ........and that can only mean one thing: our Ecclesiastical team’s diaries are about to get very full! Meanwhile, the admin team prepares for a busy spell of planning, coordination, and keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Across church buildings of all denominations and traditions, these inspections are a vital part of caring for our shared heritage. From parish chu

Works are now underway on the internal re-ordering at All Saints Church, Ripley, one of the 5 churches that make up Cayton Parish - overseen by our Ecclesiastical architectural team. The project includes removal of all pews and lowering of pew platforms in the Nave to create a more accessible floor area and allow greater flexibility of use within the space. Pews in the Chancel and Ingilby Chapel are being sympathetically altered to improve comfort for users, while careful att