We are delighted to announce that the National Lottery Heritage Fund has approved an increase in our grant to cover a shortfall in funding and enable additional essential works. On November 3rd the Royal Coat of Arms will be removed for restoration, with other work to follow. The church will remain open for our usual services during this time. Visitors to the site will see a contractor's compound and some external areas will be cordoned off and anyone wishing to enter the building outside service times and publicised opening times is asked to make themselves known to the contractors on site.

We will be making a photographic record of the works and the restorers and conservators will be giving/recording talks about their work. We will update our website regularly as well as keeping our social media up to date. Our funding is exclusively for the Heritage project so please do continue to support our fundraising events to ensure we can still cover the church's running costs!

1,000 years of History Celebrations

Throughout 2026 we will be holding a series of FREE events as part of our Heritage Project. All events will be publicised on the website, in COMPASS, on social media (allsaintssandon) and on the website at www.sandonallsaints.com

PLEASE SAVE THESE 2026 DATES

On Saturday 21st February in Sandon Parish Room from 10-00am until 4-00pm. Down Memory Lane. Drop in to share your memories of the local area and the church; perhaps bring a photo or an object from the past. We will also be launching our Time Capsule project.

From June onward, in the church grounds, a celebration of nature - a Butterfly and Moth Trail.

On Saturday 1st August – Sandon All Saints' Church Through Time. A re-enactment event in the church grounds.

On Sunday 20th September - Heritage Open Day.

There will be a Christmas Tree Festival in church during Advent and the Christmas period starting on the 29th November.