Church of St Margaret, Spaxton

The Church of St Margaret features a three-bay nave with a south aisle and displays Norman herringbone stonework throughout its structure.

Construction of the church tower began in 1434, financed through a dedicated will, with subsequent extensions completed during the 14th century.

The church maintains regular worship services, integrating international families into its congregation while preserving traditional Anglican practices.

Morning worship services take place every second Sunday at 11 a.m., lasting 45 minutes, followed by refreshments for community gathering.

The church tower contains six bells, including two from the late 17th century, alongside a clock mechanism dating to the 16th century.

Location: Spaxton

Inception: 12 century

GPS coordinates: 51.12793,-3.10745

Latest update: May 26, 2025 08:45