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Tuesday 15th September

Transforming
Heating & Lighting
in Heritage Churches: How to deliver
a successful project

All Saints' Church, Stamford

“Historic churches were built not only for practical reasons but to be beautiful, and through their very architecture to draw the human soul into communion with God.

Looking after the built heritage of our churches is not only a matter of skilled labour and strategic management, but a spiritual and pastoral work.”

The Rev Dr Jenny Lander

Following the conference in Stamford on Tuesday 15th September 2026 the presentations are shared below.

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Should you require any further information, or to arrange a visit, please contact the team on handl@stamfordallsaints.org.uk

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Presentations

Illuminous - consulting engineer
Herschel - manufactuer
National Lottery Heritage Fund
All Saints' funding lessons learned
All Saints' project team
lessons learned

Sponsors & Contributors

We are grateful to the organisations who made this conference possible through their generous support and expertise.

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Sponsors

Gowing
National Lottery Heritage Grant

Mechanical and electrical installation experts

 Grant Funding body

Contributors

Illuminous
Herschel
ECS
RLP Surveyors

Consulting Engineer

Heating & Lighting suppliers

Specialists in electrical controls

Principal Design consultants

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The conference looked at
‘how to deliver a successful project’

A successful project:

  • respects the heritage of the building

  • is delivered in a timely manner 

  • executes a fundraising campaign that covers all the costs of the project
     

All Saints' location

The map shows the location of
All Saints' Church, All Saints' Place, PE9 2AG and that of the
Unity Centre, West Street, PE9 2PR
as well as the location of the railway station and suggested places to park.

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New Community Group

Friends of All Saints’

This group brings together people passionate about our medieval building, offering an annual talk on Medieval Architecture.

 

We run events throughout the year to support the building, and membership is open to everyone—whether or not you are part of the congregation.

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Join us in celebrating and preserving our church heritage.

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