Historic Loughborough bellfoundry saved from closure with £5m lifeline
The cash will pay for much needed repairs and training for a new generation of bellmakers
Loughborough Bellfoundry
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image captionThe foundry uses traditional techniques and its bells are used all over the world
Britain s last traditional bell foundry has had its future secured with £3.45m of National Lottery funding.
John Taylor & Co has been at the same site in Loughborough, Leicestershire, since 1859 but can trace its heritage back to the 14th Century.
The money will contribute to a £5m fund for urgent repairs to buildings and equipment, as well as a training and education programme.
Staff at the foundry said the news was the best possible Christmas present .
image captionThe Victorian buildings have been in need of repair for some time
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