A lovely old church with beautiful architecture and surrounding cemetery grounds. A nice place for a little walk or somewhere to sit in peace. We visited on a Saturday afternoon when they had free walks up the bell tower and free afternoon tea. They were raising funds for motor neuron disease and asked for a donation from the afternoon tea which was all made by the volunteers. The volunteers where lovely people and lovely to chat too.

Please like my review if helpful👍 This is a great old parish church with bags of character in a great setting.

What a lovely way to spend an hour or so on a Sunday, climb the tower, see the campanologists at work (especially Ray, I think his name was for the demonstrations) then tea and cake afterwards. This may be free but please make sure to make a generous donation.

Beautiful little church in the heart of the town centre. Dates back to the 11th century, well a place of worship has been on the site since then. It’s always nice to see them lighting it up at Christmas and for remembrance too. Would like to see an Easter version of the projection too.

A truly wonderful and welcoming church with a real family vibe. The grade 1 listed building is stunning and the clergy & parishioners are incredibly friendly and approachable.

We visited on Sunday afternoon with the specific aim of ascending the tower. As a group was already exploring we were invited to try the tea and cakes which were delicious. (Voluntary donation to charity) I can thoroughly recommend them! Access was via a very narrow staircase with quite deep steps but there were substantial ropes to hang onto. Guides were at both the front and rear. It was an enjoyable experience. The view from the top of the tower was worth the ascent with views over to Manchester, Wales and the Peak District. Young children would find the climb a real challenge but older ones would find the challenge fun.

Lovely church that allows you to go on a tour to the top of the tower including bell ringing part way up. Lovely refreshments await at the bottom for great causes..

No Sunday lie in for anyone within 2 miles. 9am Bell ringing has taken its toll on family members mental wellbeing working irregular hours. Why do they insist on 9am ??

Lovely friendly people lovely old church. I believe the do tea and cake but you would need to check there Web site for days and times.

I am not religios but the architecture was beautiful. Some lovely graves. Was there for a funeral and dveryone was very kind and made sure there were enough seats and helped people that needed it

Always thought st.helens church is beautiful..well kept..all my family got married there..there children christened there..and ..my parents are buried in the church yard..and all my uncle's..Auntys, too are buried there..and grand parents..too'. My parents..and my siblings..grandparents on both sides...my children..nephews..nieces uncles..auntys..all went to church walk school..got great memories of the church..it is absolutely stunning church..

Great little church very pleasant

Lovely welcoming church

This Grade I listed Paley & Austin church looked beautiful in the Spring sunshine. Unfortunately it was locked so I couldn't look inside. Have to check when it's open & make sure I go back.

Beautiful church inside and out, very friendly society here who are always on hand to give you a little background of the history, this is agreat place to come and prayer.

Rev Andrew Ridley How helpful he was when I telephoned to find the location of my grandparents grave. We had a lovely talk about Witton and Northwich. Dr Stephen Merrill