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<span style="font-size: 1rem;">There has been a church in Newton on Ouse since Saxon times. Originally dedicated to St Mary the current Grade 2 listed building dates from 1849, although the tower is approximately 900 years old. The Hon. Lydia Dawnay commissioned the York architect George Townsend Andrews to prepare the new design. The church is situated on Cherry Tree Avenue and as a result is particularly beautiful in spring when the blossom is out.</span>
Services are held every Sunday and our special celebrations such as the Harvest Festival and Christingle are always well attended. Our Churchwardens are Dr Stephanie Dow and Mrs Ingrid Kothari.
Our proximity to RAF Linton on Ouse means that there is war graves section in the churchyard and we have welcomed visitors from all over the world tracing their relatives. The church is currently closed for repairs. At the back of the church there is a list of those buried in the churchyard, along with a map.
Please take a look at our Benefice website - All Saints Together for links to the Parish Newsletter and details of upcoming events.
The All Saints Church, Newton on Ouse website is now online.
Cherry Tree Avenue
Newton-on-Ouse
York
YO30 2BL
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