Welcome to the Bramcote Old Church Tower Trust website.
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.
Pumpkin Trail
20th October until 31st October
Bramcote (old church) Tower
Town Street
Bramcote
NG9 3DP
Pumpkin Trail: Its back!
Download a Spotter Sheet:
https://www.bramcoteoldtower.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Pumpkin-Trail-Oct-2021-spotter-sheet.pdf
Print it out and find the pumpkins hidden around the site!
Please leave the finished Spotter Sheet in the box provided.
Spooky Crafts – CANCELLED
Thursday 21st October
10:30am to 1:30pm
Bramcote (old church) Tower
Town Street
Bramcote
NG9 3DP
CANCELLED – due to possible Covid infection. Unfortunately our Spooky Crafts organiser has tested positive for Covid and in the interests of public safety we have decided to cancel the event. We are sorry for the inconvenience this will have caused and we do hope to run the event at a future date.
The Pumpkin Trail (20 to 31 October) is still being run.
Shell’s Belles
Saturday 13 November 2021
7:30pm
St Michael’s Church,
Church Street,
Bramcote
NG9 3HD
An evening of music with Nottingham’s exciting all-girl Swing Band.
£8.00 a ticket –
click on the green ‘Buy tickets’
button below.
With the easing of Covid restrictions the Trustees have decided to start cautious planning of events for 2021. Fully details will be available on this website and our Facebook Page.
The Tower grounds have been open through the pandemic and will continue to remain 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.
Bramcote Old Church Tower Trust
