Facilities and features
Accessibility
Our toilet facility has disability aids
A changing facility is available, wipes provided
Parking is available with care outside the church on Main Street
Our toilet has disability aids; it is within the church building - please contact us to arrange a ramp if required as the church has one step at the gate and a slightly steep path to the porch
Ramps are available by prior arrangement. Please be aware that wheelchair access within All Saints is limited to the rear of the pews.
Our Building
All Saints is Grade 1 listed and is mentioned in Simon Jenkins's book 'England's Thousand Best Churches'.
The War Memorial in the extension churchyard was listed in February 2017 as Grade II for the following principal reasons:
* Historic interest: it is an eloquent witness to the tragic impact of world events on the local community, and the sacrifice it made in the conflicts of the C20;
* Architectural interest: it is a well detailed memorial designed by Cecil Greenwood Hare, the pupil and partner of G. F. Bodley, who has ten listed buildings to his name;
* Group value: it has group value with the nearby All Saints Church (Grade I) and Strelley Hall and stables (both listed at Grade II).
The nearest Post Office is on Bracebridge Drive, Bilborough NG8 4PL
Music and Worship
All Saints has one bell, which is tolled by the Churchwarden. Access to the bell floor of the tower is unfortunately not available to the general public.
This year [2019] we have been blessed by the donation from St. John's Church, Bilborough of their redundant organ to replace our ailing one for which repair was not viable. Thanks to all involved in the removal, transport, re-instatement and servicing. We love it!
Groups, Courses and Activities
Brasses are available to view only on request
Our parish Messy Church is held on the first Wednesday of the month at St. Martin's church, Bilborough NG8 3BH at 3.30-5.30pm
Our parish Baby & Toddler Group is for all under-fives and their carers. It is held during term time at St. Martin's church, Bilborough NG8 3BH at 9.30-11.30 am. £1 per family includes drinks and snacks.
Help for Visitors
A short free church guide is available; for those seeking more detailed information, Dr. David Clifford's publication 'A Short History and Guide to All Saints Church, Strelley'. is available to purchase. On Open Church afternoons on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 12-3pm, a guide is available to highlight points of interest and answer questions. Refreshments are available on Open Church afternoons, and at other times when access to the church has been made available by special request.
A free self-guided Church leaflet. A free self-guided Walk leaflet - Step Back in Time, a walk through Strelley village.
Framed lineage of the de Strelley family on view in church. Postcards and bookmarks are also available to purchase. Please visit the Publications section of our website [link on HomePage] for details of publications by Dr. David Clifford which are available for purchase.
We have a refreshment facility in church, where we are pleased to offer hot/cold drinks and cakes/biscuits.
The church is open for prayers and visitors on the 3rd Sunday of the month from 12-3pm. During this time the Edge Chapel is available for prayer, just quiet, or to light a candle for a loved one. The church is open at other times by arrangement. Please follow the link to our website for full contact information
Other Features
We support our local foodbank, The Hope Centre at the church of St. Martha the Housewife, Broxtowe, Nottingham NG8 6GR.
Strelley village is a designated conservation area - see https://www.broxtowe.gov.uk/for-you/planning-building/conservation-areas/