Chorley's Valuation Day

for 4 hours
St Peter & St Paul, Blockley
The Church of St Peter & St Paul The Square Blockley Moreton in Marsh, GL56 9ES, United Kingdom

A great opportunity to bring along your items and have them valued by an expert. Chorley’s has chosen Gloucestershire Historic Churches Trust as its Charity of the Year so now is the perfect time to see what's hiding in the back of the cupboard, up in the attic or tucked away in a drawer. That piece of jewellery you've inherited, the old painting you've always wondered about, the silver that's never used or the collectables gathering dust could be more interesting, and more valuable, than you think.
Bring along your antiques, jewellery, silver, ceramics, collectables, pictures, books or other interesting items and receive a free expert valuation from a Chorley's specialist. All items valued above £100 can be sent to auction. Following your valuation, the choice is entirely yours. You are welcome to simply take your item home or, if you decide to sell it through Chorley's, it can be entered into a special charity auction taking place in early November. If you choose to sell, you decide what percentage of the final sale price you would like to donate to Gloucestershire Historic Churches Trust. You can donate 25%, 50%, 75% or even 100% of the proceeds, allowing you to support a good cause while still receiving a share of the sale if you wish.
It's a wonderful opportunity to uncover hidden treasures, clear some space at home and help protect Gloucestershire's historic churches for future generations.
Refreshments will be sold in aid of the church.

St Peter, Willersey with Saintbury

The beautiful Church of Saint Peter’s, Willersey with Saintbury is open for visits, prayer and quiet meditation in daylight hours every day.  Our welcoming congregation always draws in visitors and newcomers to our weekly services on Sundays and Wednesdays with a warm spirit of fellowship.

This beautiful, Grade I Listed Cotswold church building dates back to the 11th Century.  It owes its unusual and remarkable cruciform design to one of its principal architects; the Abbots of Evesham used to spend their summers in Willersey and one of the abbots based Saint Peter’s central pillars and ceiling on those of Evesham Abbey (which was demolished at the time of the Reformation). The oldest element of the church is its font, which pre-dates the Norman Conquest. A programme of work, over the last twelve years, has raised the condition of Saint Peter’s to being generally excellent. However, the Churchwardens continue to work with parishioners to raise funds and deliver all of the works needed to complete this vital programme.

St Peter’s six bells are unique, being the only known bells that are in perfect pitch but which have never been tuned, either by chipping or milling. Over 300 years old, they have benefitted from a recent and complete refurbishment, including the restoration and painting of their steel bell frame. Our committed and skilled Tower team have come in the top three in the annual Three Shires Bellringers’ Guild competition in recent years.

Saint Peter’s is a most active church and makes many diverse and impactful contributions to its local community. It has the strongest of links with its Church of England Controlled (CofE) primary school. engages actively, throughout each year, with organisations in the Parish and provides support to parishioners. The church produces the monthly “Church & Village News” which is delivered to every household in the parish. Numerous volunteers support the life of the church.

If you would like to make a donation to help to preserve this beautiful church or support its work, please follow this link:

Willersey - Parish Giving Scheme

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Elizabeth Jones

Church Office
Church Rooms
Calf Lane
Chipping Campden
Gloucs

GL55 6JQ
Elizabeth Jones
01386 841927
Robert McNeil-Wilson, Churchwarden
07979590826

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Chorley's Valuation Day

for 4 hours
St Peter & St Paul, Blockley
The Church of St Peter & St Paul The Square Blockley Moreton in Marsh, GL56 9ES, United Kingdom

A great opportunity to bring along your items and have them valued by an expert. Chorley’s has chosen Gloucestershire Historic Churches Trust as its Charity of the Year so now is the perfect time to see what's hiding in the back of the cupboard, up in the attic or tucked away in a drawer. That piece of jewellery you've inherited, the old painting you've always wondered about, the silver that's never used or the collectables gathering dust could be more interesting, and more valuable, than you think.
Bring along your antiques, jewellery, silver, ceramics, collectables, pictures, books or other interesting items and receive a free expert valuation from a Chorley's specialist. All items valued above £100 can be sent to auction. Following your valuation, the choice is entirely yours. You are welcome to simply take your item home or, if you decide to sell it through Chorley's, it can be entered into a special charity auction taking place in early November. If you choose to sell, you decide what percentage of the final sale price you would like to donate to Gloucestershire Historic Churches Trust. You can donate 25%, 50%, 75% or even 100% of the proceeds, allowing you to support a good cause while still receiving a share of the sale if you wish.
It's a wonderful opportunity to uncover hidden treasures, clear some space at home and help protect Gloucestershire's historic churches for future generations.
Refreshments will be sold in aid of the church.

Our Benefice

Safeguarding

The Parish of Saint Peter Willersey with Saintbury is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults.

Find our full page on Safeguarding via this link: https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/14286/page/45485/view/

We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer, Mark Taylor.
Mark's contact details are: Mobile: 07514 584196 / Email: [email protected]

The Diocese of Gloucester’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor (DSA) who advise our PSOs. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the DSA.

There is no such thing as a ‘silly concern’ or a ‘waste of time’ if you have something that is worrying you. We want people to be in touch to talk things through, whatever the level of concern or advice needed.

What to do if you have a safeguarding concern.

Reporting a concern
If someone is in immediate danger or risk of significant harm, please remove yourself from any danger, then immediately contact the emergency services by calling 999.

The Diocesan Safeguarding Team may be contacted using these details:
01452 835516 (Mon-Fri, 9-5)
07944 680320 (Out of hours, Mon-Fri)*
ku.gro.coidsolg@gnidraugefas

Out of hours: Phone cover for advice/guidance over weekends and bank holidays is provided by the thirtyone:eight safeguarding helpline. They can be contacted on 0303 003 1111.

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