• Normal Font
  • Large Font
  • Larger Font
  • Normal Colour
  • Black & Yellow Colour
Skip to content
Accessibility
  • Text Size:
  • Normal
  • Large
  • Larger
  • Screen Colours:
  • Normal
  • Black & Yellow
Aldringham-cum-Thorpe
  • Home
  • About
    Church Community Groups & Clubs Parish History Parish Map - Places of Interest The Environment Walks & Tourist Information Weather Forecast
  • Info
    Aldringham-cum-Thorpe Community Emergency Plan Aldringham-cum-Thorpe Village Newsletters Aldringham Lane Flooding (Resolved) Anti-Social Behaviour Councillors & Authorities Help Charities Medical Contacts (inc Vets!) Organisations & Services Police Contacts & Information Power Cut Information Report a highways issue Sizewell B Emergency Information for Local Residents Warnings & Consumer Rights - be aware!
  • Neighbourhood Plan
    What is a Neighbourhood Plan? About Us Documents Get Involved, Have Your Say Stages in Producing a Neighbourhood Plan Progress So Far
  • News & Events
    Events National Grid Electricity Transmission Sea Link News Planning Applications Proposed National Grid Ventures (NGV) Multi-Purpose Interconnector (MPI) called LionLink Proposed Nautilus Interconnector by National Grid Sizewell C Nuclear Reactor News Windfarm News
  • Parish Council
    Financial Information Parish Councillors, Clerk & Areas of Responsibility Parish Council Meeting Minutes from 2010-2017 Policy on Temporary Advertising Boards
  • Past & Present
    Aldringham School, Teachers, Church & an Enigma A Guide to St Andrew's Church A Summary Of The Rye Field Murder Bay Cottage, Thorpeness Cecil Howard Lay Growing up at Colts Hill in the 1950s Old Parish Magazines Parish Map - Places of Interest Postcards of old Thorpeness Robert John Unstead Sheila Block Family Photos St Mary's Church, Thorpeness The Tragedy of Short Stirling Mk 1 - N3643 MG-G The West & Block Families of Thorpeness Thorpeness, a Centenary History Unusual Photos of Aldringham
  • Photos

Roy Tricker

About » Church » A Guide to St Andrew's Church » Roy Tricker

Roy Tricker

Roy Tricker has kindly written a most enjoyable and informative Guide to St Andrew's Church, Aldringham, for the Parish website. This brief biography shows he's well qualified to enthuse all of us.

Roy Tricker was born in Essex, spent his early childhood in Hertfordshire and moved to Suffolk when he was 10 years old. He was a teacher for most of his working life, and Head of Religious Education at Copleston High School, Ipswich, for 18 years. For the next 11 years he was South East Regional Field Officer with the Churches Conservation Trust, and then took early retirement in 2002. He has been a Licensed Reader in the Anglican Church since 1970, and also a Lay Canon of St Edmundsbury Cathedral.

A crusading church-crawler since the age of four, he spends his time sharing his passion for these amazing buildings, praising and promoting them from the pulpit, projector and coach seat. He gives countless lectures and slide shows, has written over 200 church guidebooks and some published works, and has broadcast on radio and TV. He firmly believes that the love of churches is absorbing and infectious for people of all religions and of none , and also that every old church is the most interesting in the country, because it is a unique character, well worth getting to know and love. His delightful, enthusiastic and well researched Guide to St Andrew's Church, Aldringham, exemplifies that sentiment, as his talk at the church on 4th September, 2011, inspired his audience.

Back to Guide in Church section ... same guide in different
Back to Guide in Past & Present ... places on the website

Copyright © 2026, Aldringham-cum-Thorpe

Feedback Privacy Policy & Use of Cookies OneSuffolk website

This site uses cookies to store information on your computer.

Do you want to allow cookies on this site?

Allow all cookies on this site

Alternatively, you may customise your cookie preferences bellow.
Some parts of this site may be disabled if cookies are blocked.

Allow only local cookies on this site
Block all cookies on this site

'Local cookies' are cookies generated by our site to enable some functionality. Other cookies are those used by external sources such as Google, Facebook or Youtube to enable their features on our website.

More information about cookies