St Giles' Living Churchyard Project

Churchyards are often places for quiet contemplation, and these peaceful surroundings are the perfect environment for wildlife to flourish. Come and find out how sacred land can be managed and get involved with some practical tasks if you like.

Entry: Free

For further information please phone contact Ivan Randall on 01666 837783 or Liz Cullen on 01666 837921

Organised by Wiltshire Living Churchyard Project

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