St Andrew, Cransley and Mawsley

St Andrew in Cransley is a beautiful Grade I listed church standing in the picturesque Northamptonshire countryside. It is the parish church for Cransley and the neighbouring village of Mawsley and it is steeped in a rich history stretching back to at least 1226.  Today the church holds regular weekly services and comes alive for festivals and holidays.

Mawsley is a newly built village to the south-west of Great Cransley. Although the village lacks a church building, there is an active church community here and services regularly take place at The Centre at Mawsley.

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Revd Nicki Hobbs

The Rectory
15 Loddington Way
Mawsley
Kettering

NN14 1GE
(01536) 799522

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Cransley Church Turns 800!

for 1 day, 6 hours
St Andrew, Cransley and Mawsley
off Church Lane Cransley Kettering, NN14 1PX, United Kingdom

2026 marks the 800th year of worship in the parish of St Andrew, Cransley and Mawsley. To celebrate, on 23rd and 24th May, Cransley church will be open from 10am - 3pm with history displays, flowers, stalls and refreshments. On the Saturday there will be an open bell tower, and the day will finish with a history talk by Richard Barnwell at 3pm. On the Sunday, we'll conclude the weekend with a special Songs of Praise service at 3pm with Bishop Debbie Sellin, the Bishop of Peterborough.

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Christmas 2024

Lots going on in our benefice this Christmas!

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Safeguarding

We are committed to following national and Church of England guidelines on safeguarding children and vulnerable adults, and good working practice, including safer recruitment of volunteers and paid workers.

Our commitments:

• Promoting a safer environment and culture

• Safely recruiting and supporting all those with any responsibility related to children and vulnerable adults

• Responding promptly to every safeguarding concern or allegation

• Caring pastorally for victims/survivors of abuse or other affected persons

• Caring pastorally for those who are the subject of concerns/allegations of abuse and other affected persons

• Responding to those that may pose a present risk.​

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If you are concerned that someone you know is at risk of, or is being abused, or presents a risk to others, please seek advice from a Safeguarding Adviser or if necessary report the matter to the Local Authority Social Care Services or the Police without delay.

​Local contacts available to speak to if you have any concerns:

Anna Phippen, Benefice Safeguarding Officer
01536 799522
[email protected]

Reverend Nicki Hobbs, Rector
01536 799522
[email protected]

​Victoria Kellett, Diocesan Safeguarding Officer
01733 887000
[email protected]

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