Published:
6:59 AM April 25, 2021
St Augustine s Church in Norwich, where conservation work has been completed. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY
- Credit: DENISE BRADLEY/Archant2021
A medieval church in Norwich has been given a new lease of life following the completion of nearly £60,000 repair works.
The work included repairs to the masonry and flintwork on the east chancel and east nave gables, the east walls of the north and south aisles and the south elevation of the porch.
The Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) owns the building and received a £47,000 grant from the government for its culture recovery fund.
Historian and volunteer, Stuart McLaren, at St Augustine s Church in Norwich, where work has started to repair the east end of the building. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY