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Covers regular church events, outreach and community support, as well as the building and the incredible things and people that are part of it.
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Your church is at the heart of your community - hosting regular services, outreach programmes, coffee mornings, tower tours, and more. It’s a place of purpose, people, and connection.
Parish Plus protects your church, its people, and its purpose beyond just the building.
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How to protect your home, garden and pets in extreme heat
Even everyday objects, like a mirror on a window sill, can become unexpected ignition sources during extreme heat.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are becoming increasingly popular as we move towards renewable forms of energy for buildings.
Guidelines on caring for fine art
Preventing everyday damage to fine art when on display, in storage or in transit.
Managing risks with solar panels
Solar panels can help reduce energy costs and cut carbon emissions. They only require daylight, rather than direct sunlight so they work even on a cloudy day.
Keeping historic and listed buildings well maintained
When it comes to historic and listed buildings, the importance of regular maintenance can’t be overstated.
Burst pipes warning as freezing weather bites
Ecclesiastical is urging customers to take steps to prevent burst pipes following Storm Goretti and subsequent yellow warnings from the MET Office for freezing weather.
Protect your home in winter
Reduce the risk of damage from cold and wet weather with some simple home maintenance checks.
Bells and ringers
Church bells are often associated with a call to worship and are a regular reminder of the connectedness of us all.
Working at height advice for churches
Preventing falls and injuries when working at height.
Young people in churches
Young people are an important part of any church community, and their participation is actively encouraged.
Hire out your heritage building safely
Letting out your historic building for events can provide much-needed revenue, but it also introduces new risks. Careful planning can help you keep things safe and secure.
Roof protection systems for churches
Protecting your church from metal theft.
Church events
Responsibilities, planning, and frequently asked questions for your church events.
Construction (Design & Management) Regulations for churches
Maintenance, refurbishment, and restoration work are common at many places of worship.
Lightning advice for churches
Tall buildings attract lightning and for centuries, the spires of churches have dominated the skylines making them particularly vulnerable to lightning strikes.
Reducing the risk of church metal theft
Theft of metal from churches is both costly and damaging. Here’s how to reduce the risk at your church.
Church risk assessments
Keeping people at your church safe involves thinking about what might cause harm and the precautions you can take to prevent it.
Safety signs in churches
Safety signs warn of hazards or indicate fire evacuation routes, fire doors, first aid kits and more.