Donations are always gratefully received which go towards the preservation and restoration of this wonderful 13th century perpendicular large Church building and its contents.

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Over the last fifteen years we have spent over £330,000 on the building and its contents.  None of this work could have been done without grants from Heritage England, Norfolk Churches Trust and other Charities, plus of course our own fund raising and donations from many generous people.

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Our last Quinquennial Inspection revealed that major restoration work is required on the North Aisle, the Chancel roof and  the tower masonry. This is expected to cost over £250,000, and we are currently applying to Heritage England for a grant so that this much needed work can be completed to keep this beautiful building in a state of good repair for future generations to enjoy, once this has been approved by Heritage England we can apply to other sources of grants.

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The same report also revealed that our rare Medieval Stained Glass, is in need of much refurbishment, if it is to last the test of time.  The money required for this will take us above the limit set by Heritage England, so we are starting a major fundraising campaign of our own to try to raise the money required for this as a separate project; and we will also be approaching specific organisations that help with the refurbishment of rare Medieval Glass.  Many events are planned to help with this, so keep logging on to our website or our Facebook page, where you will find details of these activities.

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