Friends of St Margaret's Church Ruins, West Raynham

Friends of St Margaret's Church Ruins, West Raynham An iconic centre piece of West Raynham in North Norfolk, the site dating back to Norman times.

19/06/2026
An amazing day at the Norfolk Churches Trust Heritage Skills & Maintenance Day this weekend, where we met so many people...
19/04/2026

An amazing day at the Norfolk Churches Trust Heritage Skills & Maintenance Day this weekend, where we met so many people who are delivering vital traditional and conservation services across Norfolk. A really useful day. Thanks to NCT for inviting us.

A very Happy Easter to all our friends
05/04/2026

A very Happy Easter to all our friends

Please remember to use   EVERY time you shop online. Over 8,000 retailers will donate to St Margaret's in Ruins Conserva...
28/03/2026

Please remember to use EVERY time you shop online. Over 8,000 retailers will donate to St Margaret's in Ruins Conservation Trust for FREE when you use to shop with them, so you can support us no matter what you’re buying! If you haven’t signed up yet, it’s easy and completely FREE. Please sign up and help us raise more at:

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Join us for the next in the St Margaret’s in Ruins Lecture series:This Wild Dream: 100 years of the Norfolk Wildlife Tru...
28/03/2026

Join us for the next in the St Margaret’s in Ruins Lecture series:

This Wild Dream: 100 years of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust

Nick Acheson, one of Norfolk’s most respected naturalists and conservationists, brings the St Margaret’s in Ruins Conservation Trust Lecture Series to life with a captivating talk celebrating 100 years of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. Drawing on nearly two decades of close work with the Trust and his acclaimed writing, Nick shares powerful stories of wildlife, wild places and the passionate people behind their protection. This richly illustrated evening promises insight, inspiration and a deep connection to Norfolk’s natural heritage. Join us on 30th April at 7:30pm at West Raynham Village Hall (NR21 7EZ).

About Nick Acheson:
Nick Acheson is a Norfolk naturalist, conservationist and award-winning writer, known for his deep connection to wildlife and the landscapes of East Anglia. A former conservationist with WWF, he has worked across the globe before returning to Norfolk, where he is now a Wildlife Ambassador for the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. His acclaimed book The Meaning of Geese won East Anglian Book of the Year, and he is a regular voice in the media, sharing his passion for nature and conservation.

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Join us for our new Public Lecture Series. Scan the QR code for full booking details 😄
17/02/2026

Join us for our new Public Lecture Series. Scan the QR code for full booking details 😄

A fantastic Tractors & Tea at the Copse on the beautiful Raynham Hall Estate yesterday with over 60 visitors who enjoyed...
11/08/2025

A fantastic Tractors & Tea at the Copse on the beautiful Raynham Hall Estate yesterday with over 60 visitors who enjoyed a lovely leisurely 🚜 ride followed by a delicious tea lovingly produced by dear volunteers in the village. Visitors enjoyed a wonderfully curated exhibition of St Margaret’s inspired paintings and drawings, donated to the exhibition artists in our village and neighbouring villages. Our thanks to all our bakers, sandwiches makers, artists, tractor drivers and volunteer hosts for the incredible generosity and support. Here are some lovely images from the day.

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St Margaret’s had a wonderful makeover this last weekend with thanks to the incredibly talented Carrie and Jean. How bea...
28/07/2025

St Margaret’s had a wonderful makeover this last weekend with thanks to the incredibly talented Carrie and Jean. How beautiful are these?!

Despite the weather, we had such a good day at West Raynham SHQ Day today! Thank you for visiting us.
20/07/2025

Despite the weather, we had such a good day at West Raynham SHQ Day today! Thank you for visiting us.

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The Street, West Raynham
Fakenham
NR217EZ

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