Funding joy for twenty one places of worship thanks to the latest YHCT grants

Twenty-one places of worship across the region are celebrating a funding boost of more than £120,000 to help protect, restore and maintain their buildings.

Following the latest grants committee recommendations, churches from Sheffield to Sand Hutton and Batley to Baldersby have secured a share of the funding. The grants will support essential repairs and restoration work, helping ensure these important buildings remain open, welcoming spaces for worship and continue to play a vital role at the heart of their local communities.

The churches receiving funding are as follows:

October Grant Awards

Ferrybridge, St Andrew Fabric repairs £5000

Mexborough, St John the Baptist Fabric repairs £5000

Malton, St Michael Fabric repairs £3500

Batley, All Saints Roof repairs £7280

Spofforth, All Saints Chancel arch repairs £4000

Ellerker, St Anne Masonry repairs £8000

Helmsley, All Saints North wall repairs £7000

Pickering, St Peter & St Paul Roof repairs £10,000

Newton on Ouse, All Saints Window restoration £8000

Whitgift, St Mary Magdalene Roof replacement £5000 (featured image)

Baldersby, St James Ceiling repairs £4000

Knaresborough, Holy Trinity Roof repairs £4500

Dewsbury Baptist Church Ceiling replacement repairs £4000

Sand Hutton, St Mary Roof repairs £10,000

Horsforth, St James Woodside Replastering and redecoration £4690

Sheffield, St Johns Park Window repairs £6000

Knaresborough, St Mary Structural repairs £5000

Lockington, St Mary Roof repairs £10,000

Healey, St Paul Gutter repairs £3000

Wistow, All Saints Organ restoration £2000

Arkendale, St Bartholomew Roof repairs £6000