1086	Domesday Book mentions Priest in Chesterton with 1 Virgate (30 acres) of land.
1200	First recorded rector – Reginald de Paris
1216	Cardinal Guala arrives in England
1217	Guala is given the living of St Andrew’s by Henry III
1218	St. Andrew’s Church is given to Vercelli Abbey, in Italy, by Cardinal Guala.
1260	Cruciform Church on present site
1330	Church rebuilt in Decorated style with West tower, the transepts being extended to form the North and South aisles
1334	Guild of the Resurrection formed
1350	Chesterton Tower built
1377	Guild of St Mary founded
1440	Advowson transferred to King’s Hall, now Trinity College, Cambridge.
15th Century	Doom Painting depicting the Last Judgement.
1500’s	North vestry built.
1642	William Dowsing on instruction from Cromwell’s Parliament destroys 14 crosses and 40 pictures and levels the Chancel steps.
1797	Memorial to Anna Maria Vassa, daughter of Olaudah Equiano.
1803	Act of Parliament – all parish priests to reside within their own parish.
1812	Old Vicarage was built.
1842-47	The chancel, roof, and the church spire were restored.
1860	Church Organ installed at West end of the building.
1897	East Window given to church.
1900	Organ reconstructed in its present position.
1921	New clock installed in tower.
1934	North vestry extended (to create choir vestry).
1939	Organ rebuilt with separate console.
1968	Major restoration of tower and spire.
1980	Doom Painting cleaned.
1990’s	Church tower floodlit, new shrubs planted in churchyard, building interior redecorated.