The Ruined Spire and a 1630 Roof :Inside Blaby's Historic All Saints Church.

All Saints' Church in Blaby is a beautiful Grade I listed parish church steeped in centuries of Leicestershire history. Dating primarily from the late 13th to early 14th centuries, this architectural gem features a distinctive West tower and spire built from random granite rubble with limestone dressing Inside, the church boasts a fascinating mix of historic details, including a nave with 18th-century fluted pillars, a chantry chapel dedicated to St Mary and St John the Evangelist, and a beautifully preserved 1630 south aisle roof crafted by local woodworker Rob Biggs. Today, All Saints Blaby remains a vibrant, welcoming hub at the heart of the local community, pairing its rich medieval heritage with a lively schedule of traditional services, community breakfasts, and seasonal workshops. music whispers in the Meadow by VN VideoEditor Bells by Mixit. #AllSaintsBlaby #BlabyChurch #LeicestershireHistory #HistoricChurches #GradeIListed #LocalHeritage #ChurchOfEngland