Building Management Portal
Previously the Online Faculty System
Log changes and manage approval of changes to church buildings, churchyards and their contents within the Church of England.
With an account, you can:
Manage Online Applications for Faculty Permission:
- The system supports the legal process known as the faculty jurisdiction, which governs alterations, repairs, and conservation works to Church of England churches and churchyards.
- Parishes can submit applications for permission to carry out works on their churches or churchyards. These permissions cover a wide range of activities, from major structural changes to minor works, such as repairs or the introduction of items like plaques.
Manage your Minor Works List:
- The system includes a list of items and activities that may be carried out without a full faculty under the List A and List B provisions of the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules.
- List A covers works that do not require permission, while List B covers works that require consultation with the Diocesan Advisory Committee (DAC) and approval from the Archdeacon, but do not require a full faculty.
Faculty Public Notices
This page lists all Faculty Applications that are publicly available during their individual Public Notice periods.
Latest public notices
The repair of two monuments in the churchyard which have been deemed unsafe and pose a health and safety risk.
2026-130405 •
Reordering entrance and kitchen at the west end [confirmatory application, following interim faculty]
2023-088612 •
Replace existing tarmac pathway from main pathway to north door with a new path and ramp constructed of resin bonded aggregate. Path to be edged with brick.
2026-130553 •
Fill in redundant underground boiler house, and introduce drainage, to tackle damp in the Neville Chapel
2026-1000103 •
Church Heritage Record
We now have a separate website to explore details about church buildings across the Church of England
- Discover records and information about your church you never knew.
- Find detailed information on items like bells and clock towers.
- Search thousands of churches across the UK.
- Contribute to CHR, add your own photos or information on places you know about.
Contact us
If you need any help with your application or a certain case, please get in touch using the contact form and we can make sure you are put in contact with the appropriate person.