Our little church of St Giles at Hampton Gay sits on its own, in the middle of the fields. With no electricity or water, it exists today, exactly as it did 150 years ago.
The ancient fabric of St Giles' Church in Hampton Gay now stands at a critical juncture. To safeguard this British treasure, we are launching an urgent restoration appeal to raise £200,000 for vital structural repairs and heritage preservation. Every contribution will help us to keep this church for future generations.
The crowning feature of St Giles' is the Victorian weather vane - now requiring to be removed and restored to its former glory after years of exposure to the elements.
Historically important due to its age, possibly the oldest part of the entire fabric of the church. As you can see, the louvred windows have rotted and much of the stone at the top has become loose and dangerous
Whilst not obvious in this image, there is a large settlement crack to the right of the window, which needs to be stitched to prevent further damage.
The ancient fabric of St Giles' Church in Hampton Gay now stands at a critical juncture. To safeguard this architectural treasure we are launching an urgent restoration appeal to raise £200,000 for vital structural repairs and heritage preservation. Every contribution ensures that the historic heart of our community remains to provide a place of worship, a stop for travellers, and preserves a unique building in the British landscape.
Ensure a lasting contribution to the heritage of Hampton Gay through legacy giving and long-term patron recognition programmes.
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