The Bishop of Lincoln speaks in the House of Lords: 2 -3 February 2026
On Monday 2 and Tuesday 3 February, the Bishop of Lincoln spoke in the House of Lords. Find out what he was taking part in.
Read the storyThe Energy Footprint Tool (EFT) can help your parish to cut energy costs, unlock grant funding, and plan confidently for the future.
By collecting basic energy information about church buildings across the Diocese, the EFT helps shape diocesan strategy and enables the creation of practical, tailored action plans that make a big difference in really small ways. Everyone’s contribution is vital.
We are also keen to hear about what you are already doing well. If your parish has installed solar panels, heat pumps, LED lighting, or other green technologies, the EFT helps us capture and share these successes with the Diocese.

Completing the EFT is straightforward. For any buildings your parish is responsible for, please provide:
Energy usage figures are more helpful than cost, but if you don’t have kWh data, don’t worry, submit what you have.
The EFT can be completed via the Parish Returns website:
If you would prefer a paper form, please email George Davies (george.davies@lincoln.anglican.org)
Alternatively, you can simply email us your energy statistics, and we can help from there.
The Net-Zero Team is here to support you at every stage by offering technical advice, site visits, help with grant applications, and liaising with the DAC and Church Buildings Team.
If you’d like help or want to arrange a visit for your church, please contact: george.davies@lincoln.anglican.org

On Monday 2 and Tuesday 3 February, the Bishop of Lincoln spoke in the House of Lords. Find out what he was taking part in.
Read the storyAll of the diocesan forms that an annual parish meeting needs are now available for 2026. Download them here.
Read the storyAll Saints Church in Nettleham has announced a £248,000 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to restore Nettleham Church Tower, enabling this beautiful and historic church to continue to serve its community.
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