Welcome to the Bramcote Old Church Tower Trust website.
The chance to nominate a charity for Ecclesiastical’s ‘Movement for Good’ award has now passed, the closing date was Sunday 24 May.
We will post here and on our website when we find out if we were successful.
Thank you to everyone who nominated Bramcote Old Church Tower.
The Trustees have decided, regrettably, that all proposed events in our programme be cancelled until September at the earliest and that we postpone the Annual General Meeting, scheduled for 21 May, until early autumn. These proposals do however depend on the developing guidance towards ease-down and any other relevant changes being recommended. Thankfully it has been possible to keep the grounds of the Tower open, so do feel free to visit at any time, still bearing in mind social distancing.
Please keep reviewing this website and our Facebook Page for any further information. Thanking you for your continued support.
Peter Hillier
Chairman
Does your government allowed daily exercise walk bring you close to the Bramcote Tower? Why not pop into the grounds and admire the daffodils. The site is open to the public for you to have a few thoughtful moments to yourself.
But if someone else is there please maintain social distancing.
Stay safe.
The Tower Project started in 2004, when the Friends of Bramcote Old Church Tower began the task of restoration of the 13th century, grade II listed church tower and the respectful regeneration of the closed and deconsecrated graveyard.
In 2010 Bramcote Old Church Tower Trust was formed and in 2015 an application for Heritage Lottery Funding was made. In 2017 it was granted and the work is on going. The site is of historical importance locally and no longer associated with the church, but a public space for the community at the centre of the village of Bramcote.
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