Welcome
In 838 King Egbert of Wessex held a Great Council in Kingston and established the relationship between Crown and Church which has shaped our national history to the present day. In the tenth century the first Kings who can be called Kings of England were anointed and crowned in Kingston in a predecessor of the present church – Kingston crowned Kings before Westminster Abbey was built.
The ASK project has an ambitious plan to raise the profile of this important national heritage by providing a restored Church that lives the lives of those Saxon Kings through telling the story of the Coronation Stone and the formation of the Kingdom of England. We will also be providing new community facilities that enable this important central Kingston location to once again be the hub of the community, as it was 1,000 years ago.
Recent News
Gala auction catalogue now available
The mouth-watering catalogue for our gala auction on 26 May is now available here and bidding in the silent auction is under way. You can also bid in advance for lots in. more »
Marathon man runs for Kingston
All Saints’ very own Marathon man ran in the Virgin London Marathon on Sunday 22nd April 2012. Kevin Price completed the course in a personal record of 3hrs 19mins. All the money. more »
Help ‘Save our VAT’
In his budget the Chancellor removed the exemption from VAT for work to listed buildings. It is understood that the policy was primarily aimed at alterations to listed houses, however no thought. more »
Buy a tile launch
All Saints Church launched its campaign to ‘Buy a Tile’ on April 7th. Members of the Church (including a Saxon King and his Princess) were to be seen encouraging shoppers to Make. more »
Bentalls supports the ‘Buy a Tile’ campaign
Bentalls department store have announced their support for the ASK ‘Buy a Tile’ Campaign. The store will be kicking off the public campaign with a vintage delivery van and Saxon Kings in. more »
