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07/06/2026

Project Update: St Bride’s Church – External Stonework Repair.

With the scaffolding now being carefully dismantled, the restored façade of is beginning to reveal the remarkable results of over 10 months of on-site work.

The before-and-after comparison highlights the striking transformation achieved through the project, bringing new life back to this historic landmark.
Completion is expected at the end of June 2006, and we look forward to sharing more images soon.

A huge thank you to the amazing team at for their craftsmanship, dedication, and hard work throughout the project

05/06/2026

Project Update: St Bride's Church - External Stonework Repair

With the scaffolding now being carefully dismantled, the restored façade of St Bride’s Church is beginning to reveal the remarkable results of over 10 months of on-site work.

The before-and-after comparison highlights the striking transformation achieved through the project.

This work successfully restores the building to the splendour of its original appearance, while carefully preserving its historic character and architectural integrity, ensuring the legacy of this Grade I-listed, Sir Christopher Wren-designed church is safeguarded for future generations.

A big thank you to the fantastic team at for their exceptional craftsmanship and dedication.

26/05/2026

Project Update: St. Andrew, Enfield
New Green Men grotesques are currently being produced to replace the heavily eroded carvings on the medieval tower.
Reroofing works are progressing alongside essential stone repairs, with specialist masonry restoring the tower’s historic fabric and ensuring its long-term integrity.

11/05/2026

✨ Project Complete | St Barnabas Church ✨
The new accessible entrance is now open at the top of the gently curving wiggle‑waggle ramp at St Barnabas Church. The project creates a calm, shaded urban pocket within a busy street‑facing setting, offering a welcoming and inclusive arrival experience for all.

07/05/2026

✨ Project Complete | St Barnabas Church ✨
The new step‑free access ramp at Grade II listed St Barnabas Church is now complete. Gently curving through the site, the ramp is dappled with sunlight filtering through the sycamore canopy, creating a calm, shaded moment within the busy urban setting.

05/05/2026

✨ Project Complete | St Barnabas Church ✨
The new step‑free access ramp at Grade II listed St Barnabas Church is now complete. The gently curving design provides inclusive access for all, while respecting the building’s historic Tudor Gothic character.
Landscaped planters, integrated seating, and carefully selected materials enhance the approach, with new steps offering a direct route for more ambulant users.
A thoughtful balance of accessibility, heritage, and landscape.

29/04/2026

✨ Morning light returns to the east façade of St Bride after eight months of restoration work.
Full completion expected by the end of June 2026.

16/04/2026

Almost complete! 🎉
Site progress from our Access for All project at .
Our wiggly‑waggly ramp makes the most of the space while keeping things gently sloped and fully accessible. Its soft curves weave through the landscaped gardens, responding beautifully to the church’s historic setting.

As the planting grows in, this little project is shaping up to be a calm, green pocket tucked into a busy, street‑fronted church — proof that accessibility can be joyful, too.

13/04/2026

Half-scale finial test carving in Portland stone— and what a joy to see it take shape!
Produced as a mock-up for the ongoing west façade repairs at St Mary’s Church, Somers Town.

Four new pinnacles are being carved to replace severely damaged originals, with long-lost finials returning to their rightful place at the summit.
Craftsmanship, proportion, and material quality tested - supporting the thoughtful reinstatement of a long-lost architectural element.

10/04/2026

Conservation work is now underway at St Andrew’s Church Tower, a medieval landmark that anchors the historic centre of Enfield. Standing beside the Market Place, the tower remains a defining element of the town’s character, yet its condition has deteriorated severely, leading to its inclusion on the Heritage at Risk Register.

The current programme focuses on repairing the compromised roof and parapet and addressing defects within the surrounding masonry. These works are essential to safeguard the interior spaces, including the Ringing Room and Bell Chamber, and to prevent further loss of historic fabric. Although much of the intervention sits above public view, its significance is considerable, securing the tower’s structural stability and conserving its contribution to the wider heritage townscape.

Completion is anticipated in summer 2026, ensuring the tower’s continued prominence within Enfield’s evolving urban environment.

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