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City of London Corporation recommends keeping free Sunday parking after strong pressure from St Bride’s

Posted On: Thursday 3rd September, 2026

Earlier in the summer we launched a campaign to prevent the proposed introduction of parking charges on Sundays by the City of London Corporation. The Corporation has now published its report following the recent consultation and we are delighted to learn that they are recommending no change to current arrangements. This means that free parking […]

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Uncovering the conservation challenge in a changing world

Posted On: Thursday 23rd July, 2026

Record heat this summer across the UK and the rest of Europe is a timely reminder of the pressing need for action on climate change. Last month Fleet Street Quarter‘s Climate Connectors Festival explored the complexities of climate action for historic buildings as part of London Climate Action Week. One of the events took the […]

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Life is a bubble

Posted On: Wednesday 24th June, 2026

The Rector rarely shies away from a challenge and last month she took on one which has been running for more than two centuries. Each year the Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers returns to St Bride’s to honour one of its most traditional commitments: the Richard Johnson “Bubble” Service. Our Rector, The Revd […]

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Help stop the latest threat to St Bride’s

Posted On: Thursday 18th June, 2026

St Bride’s has survived plague, fire and bombs but now faces a new threat which may be its undoing – Sunday parking charges. We need your help to stop that by signing our petition or by completing the Corporation’s online consultation survey at https://city-controlled-parking-zone.commonplace.is/ by Wednesday 1st July. St Bride’s congregations have always been drawn from beyond the […]

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