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Northamptonshire Historic Churches Trust Registered Charity no 1021632 Ride and Stride Saturday 14th September 2019 LIST OF PARTICIPATING CHURCHES OM Church open and manned 10-6 or hours shown (L limited hours, R if register available when the church is closed) OR Church open with register 10-6 R Register available but church not open T/No/D Toilet/No toilet/Disabled access toilet – available if church open This list shows all the churches in Northamptonshire taking part this year and, of course, you can also cross into other counIes (see overleaf). The churches are listed in Deaneries but remember there may be churches very near each other in different Deaneries. Plan a route visiIng as many churches as you wish, either on your own or with friends. Many churches provide refreshments even if it doesn’t menIon them in the list, whether they are manned or not. Do visit our web site for up to date informaon www.nhct.org.uk. Before the day, obtain sponsorship from family, friends, colleagues and neighbours. Encourage them, if they are taxpayers, to fill in the GiS Aid secIon (name, home address, postcode, Ick box and date) so that their sponsorship money will have another 25% added to it by HM Revenue and Customs. Do complete secIon on front with your details (required for sponsors’ GiS Aid). On the day - at each church you visit, fill in the Register with your name, church and parish for which you are raising money and the Ime. Your sponsor form will be signed by the person manning the church; if no-one is there, fill in your own. Take care! Please cycle responsibly and carefully especially if cycling in a group. We strongly recommend you study all the relevant secIons of the Highway Code. Make sure that your bike is roadworthy. Wear helmet and hi vis clothing. Walkers - take care on country roads. ASer the event, collect your sponsorship money and hand it, with the sponsorship form, to your Local Organiser. The money collected will be divided equally between the Northamptonshire Historic Churches Trust and the church or chapel of your choice. Cheques payable to NHCT please. INSURANCE LIABILITY The trustees of the Northamptonshire Historic Churches Trust accept no liability in respect of personal injury or damage sustained by any person in relaon to the Ride and Stride, save where this is caused by the negligence of the trustees. Any horse riders taking part must have public liability insurance. If a parIcipant wishes to have personal insurance, he/she must make their own arrangements. ADJACENT COUNTIES Lists of parIcipang churches can be obtained from the following websites Bucks: www.bucks-historic-churches.org Cambridgeshire: www.camhct.uk Bedfordshire & Hercordshire: www.b-n-h.co.uk Leicestershire: www.lhct.org.uk Lincolnshire: www.lincolnshirechurchestrust.org.uk Oxfordshire: www.ohct.org.uk Rutland: www.rhcpt.co.uk Warwickshire: www.warwickshirechurches.org.uk Copies available on website www.nhct.org.uk Deanery of Brackley Aston-le-Walls St Leonard’s Church Main Street OM No Aston-le-Walls Sacred Hrt Our Lady Catholic Ch Main Street OR No Aynho St Michael’s Church Church Walk OX17 3BG OM D refreshments Brackley St Peter’s Church OR No weddings Byfield Church of the Holy Cross Church Street OM D refreshments Canons Ashby St Mary’s Church Canons Ashby House OR T Chacombe Chacombe Methodist Chapel R T T in pub Chacombe St Peter and St Paul OX17 2JR OM No Chipping Warden St Peter & St Paul OM D Croughton All Saints Church OM No refreshments Culworth St Mary’s Church Queens Street OR T Edgcote St James Church OX17 1AG OR T Evenley St George’s Church Church Lane OM T Eydon St Nicholas Church OR No Farthinghoe St Michael and All Angels Church Main Road OR No Greatworth Greatworth Methodist Church Chapel Road OX17 2DT OM T Greatworth St Peter’s Church Church Road OX17 2DU OM No Helmdon St Mary Magdalene Church Street OM D Refreshments Hinton in the Hedges The Most Holy Trinity Church NN13 5NF OR No T in Crewe arms Kings Sutton St Peter & St Paul The Square OM D Lois Weedon St Mary and St Peter OM No Edith Sitwell bronze mem'l by Henry Moore Marston St Lawrence St Lawrence Church OX17 2DA OM No Refreshments Middleton Cheney All Saints Church Church Lane OM D Middleton Cheney Middleton Cheney Methodist Queen Street OX17 2NP OR D Moreton Pinkney St Mary the Virgin Banbury Road NN11 3SJ OM T refreshments Newbottle St James’ Church Newbottle OX17 3DD OR No Churchyard conservation area Plumpton St John the Baptist OM No recently restored graveyard with tombs. Radstone St. Lawrence's Church R No the Church is still closed due to bats. Steane St Peter OR No Sulgrave St James the Less church OR No Syresham St James Church Church End NN13 5HU OR D Thenford St Mary the Virgin OX17 2BX OR No Thorpe Mandeville St John the Baptist Church OR No Medieval painting. Old yew and Kirton mem'ls Upper Boddington St John the Baptist Church Lane OM T Wappenham St Mary the Virgin OR No Warkworth St Mary's Church OR No 10-4 Weston The Chapel at Weston High Street NN12 8PU OM D Refreshments: drinks, biscuits & cakes Whitfield St John the Evangelist OR No exceptional stained windows Burne Jones. Woodford Halse St Mary's Church School Street OM D Deanery of Brixworth Arthingworth St Andrews Braybrooke Road LE16 8NP OMR No 10-5 Brixworth All Saints Church NN6 9BZ OM T Saxon Church Church Brampton St Boltolph Harlestone Road OM T Clipston All Saints Church High Street OR T Refreshments available. Cold Ashby St Denys OR No Cottesbrooke All Saints Church NN6 8PQ OM No Creaton Creaton United Reformed Church High Street R T Creaton St Michael and All Angels Church Violet Lane OM No Crick St Margaret of Antioch Church Street NN6 7TP OM D T across the road. Norman font within church. Draughton St Catherine OMR No 10-12 East Farndon St John the Baptist Main Street LE169SJ OR No East Hadden St Mary the Virgin NN6 8BU OMR D 10-4 Great Brington St Mary with St John OM D Guide present for church Spencer Chapel Great Oxenden St Helen, Great Oxendon On left hand side of A508 LE16as you 8NA leaveOMR No 10-4 Churchyard open day - refreshments Guilsborough St Etheldreda Coton Road NN6 8QA OM T Hannington St Peter and St Paul OM No Harlestone St Andrew OM D wedding Harrington St Peter and St Paul OM No Haselbech St Michael OR No Juice provided Holcot St Mary and All Saints OM D Wall painting within the church Hollowell St James Church Hill NN6 8RR OR D Lamport All Saints Church High Street OR No Lilbourne All Saints Church OMR No Long Buckby Long Buckby Baptist Church Market Place OMR D 10-4 Long Buckby St Lawrence Church Street NN6 7QH R No Maidwell St Mary OM D Coffee and biscuits will be available Marston Trussell St Nicholas Main Street LE16 9TY OMR No 10-12 Naseby All Saints Church Church Street OR No Juice and biscuits available Old St Andrews Church Lane NN6 9QZ OM D Refreshments. Ramp by prior arrangement. Pitsford All Saints Church OM No planning to have cream teas available Ravensthorpe St Denys OMR No Great chest, hatchments, some armour Scaldwell St Peter & St Paul OM D Refreshments provided Sibbertoft St Helen Church Street OR No Spratton St Andrew OR D Thornby St Helen OMR No 10-1 Walgrave St Peter OMR D 10-4 Walgrave Walgrave Baptist Church Gold Street NN6 9QE OM D Watford St Peter and St Paul OM No Welcome outside if renovations not finished Welford St Mary the Virgin OM D West Haddon All Saints Church High Street NN6 7AP OM D Note 3 steps to toilet West Haddon West Haddon Baptist Church Guilsborough Road OMR T 2-6 Refreshments Whilton St Andrew OR No Winwick St Michael and All Angels Church OR No Yelvertoft All Saints Church OM D Yelvertoft Congregational Church High Street OR No Deanery of Corby Brigstock St Andrew’s Church Church Street OR No Notable Saxon church Corby St Columba NN17 1LG OML T 10-4 W C Not wheelchair compliant Corby St John the Baptist Church Pages Walk OR T 10-4 Corby St Peter & St Andrew Beanfield Avenue NN18 0EH OMR T 10-1 Cottingham Methodist Church Corby Road R D Cottingham St Mary Magdalene Church Church Street R No 10-4 East Carlton St Peter’s Church Church Lane LE16 8YA OM No Great Oakley St Michael OM No Gretton Gretton Baptist Church High Street nn17 3df OR No 10-5 Gretton St James the Great Station Road OR D 10-5 Lowick St Peter's Church R No May be open - check website for update Rockingham St Leonard's Church OR No Stanion St Peter's Church OMR D 10-2 Stoke Albany St Botolph's Church Bottom Green LE16 8PZ OR No Sudborough All Saints Church OR No 10-5 Sutton Bassett All Saints Church LE16 8HP R No 10-5 Weldon St Mary the Virgin OMR D 10-5 Food and Drink all day Weston-by-Welland St Mary the Virgin OR T Wilbarston All Saints Church LE16 8QG OR No Deanery of Daventry Ashby St Ledgers Blsd Virgin Mary + St Leodegarius OR No medieval wall paintings-links gunpowder plot. Badby Badby United Reformed Church Chapel Lane NN11 3AQ R No Badby St Mary the Virgin Church Hill OMR D Not manned after 4pm Barby St Mary’s Church Rectory Lane OMR No 10-2 Braunston All Saints Church High Street OR D 10-5 Bugbrooke St Michael and All Angels Church Church Lane OM D Charwelton Chapel of the Good Shepherd OM D May not always be manned Charwelton Holy Trinity Church OMR D May not always be manned Church Stowe St Michael’s Church OR No 10-4 Daventry Holy Cross Church Church Walk NN11 4BL OMR T 10-4 Wedding Dodford St Mary the Virgin OMR T 10-4 (port-a-loo) Everdon St Mary’s Church OR No 10-5 Fawsley St Mary’s Church OR No 10-5 church in field with no paved path.
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