St Andrew's Church is a prominent landmark standing alone in the Cambridgeshire countryside just a field away from the East Coast Mainline. 

The Grade II* listed building dates from the 13th century and today some 15 million passengers catch a glimpse of St Andrew's and for many travellers there is a personal connection as with an old friend. 

It is now owned by the Friends of the Friendless Churches and hundreds of thousands of pounds have already been spent on stabilising the building. Our next task is to re-roof the nave and chancel, and then re-instate glass to windows, which just have polycarbonate sheeting. In the longer term the interior remains a huge challenge with floors and chancel walls all needing attention.

We are grateful for any support you might be able to give.

With thanks from all at St Andrew's, Wood Walton and the Friends of Friendless Churches.