Holy Trinity Church, Bracknell

Holy Trinity church is a 19th century church in a 13th century style, consecrated in 1851. It was built to serve the growing hamlet of Bracknell, expected to expand with the coming railway. The building and grounds, now grade II listed, have adapted within the new town. Inside there are many memorials/plaques/plates dedicated to the history of local families.
While the building is old, it remains a thriving hub. The garden and grounds are a haven of peace just a short walk from the town centre.
If you aren’t usually a church goer, don’t be worried of venturing inside. A warm welcome awaits to offer you the chance to explore this Bracknell treasure.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 13 September:

10am - 3pm

Location & directions

The Ring, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1HD

Directions:

The church is located on The Ring, a one way system around Bracknell town centre. Road access is via the Met office roundabout, with The Old Manor pub on your left. There is limited free parking in the car park, past the church, by the church hall (Langley Hall) or ample in the public car park opposite (Braccan Walk). The church can be easily accessed by foot from town (multiple car parks), bus/rail station or surrounds.

Contact on day:

Shirley Taylor

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Additional information

Everyone is welcome. Stewards will be on hand. More details on the life of the parish church is on the website.

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