We will soon be reopening to visitors for the summer, having been closed since March 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions.
We are recruiting a new Visitor Team on a short-term basis from w/c 12th July (or the start of Step 4 if later) until early September. The team will consist of one experienced Senior Visitor Team Assistant (£10 per hour) and two Visitor Team Assistants (National Living/Minimum Wage as appropriate to age).
If you enjoy engaging with people and would like to work in a building of enormous architectural and historical significance, then please contact our Churchwarden, John Luxton, via email at pcc@stmaryswarwick.org.uk for job description.

A campaign has been launched to raise £3 million to safeguard the future of St Mary’s ahead of its 900th anniversary in 2023.

Campaign 2023 aims to raise £2 million to fund urgent repairs to the landmark tower to avoid its closure, and a further £1 million to build an endowment fund to ensure the fabric, music and ministry of St Mary’s for the next millennium.

To find out more, please visit the Campaign 2023 website at www.stmaryscampaign2023.org.uk where online donations can also be made.

We were thrilled to receive Heritage Stimulus funding thanks to @dcms, @HistoricEngland, @CofE_ChurchCare and the government’s CultureRecoveryFund. You may not be able to visit us right now, but we are still HereForCulture and working towards reopening later this year.

We are delighted that the work to tackle serious water ingress problems from both above and below ground around the WCs, side entrance and historic chapter house of St Mary's has been completed. 

Without funding from the Major Works Fund (via the Church of England), there would have been no possibility of embarking on this essential project, which will help secure the future of our wonderful building for the benefit of many generations to come.