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Death and funeral notices in Coventry

Death and funeral notices in Coventry - week commencing March 1 We re bidding a fond farewell to a number of Coventry residents Updated James Edwards Each week people across Coventry pay tribute to their loved ones in the pages of the Coventry Telegraph. We have gathered the messages posted over the week commencing March 1 in one place here. The messages are submitted by friends, family and loved ones as a way of saying goodbye to those they have lost. These provide comfort to the nearest and dearest of those who have passed away. You can also post your own announcements and notices to us through this website.

165-year-old MacNab Presbyterian Church needs $1.5M in repairs

Posted: Mar 08, 2021 1:03 PM ET | Last Updated: March 21 Congregation member Marilyn Repchuk is helping to raise money for repairs at MacNab Presbyterian Church.(Saira Peesker/CBC) MacNab Presbyterian Church is in rough shape. And it s 165 years old, after all, so it s no surprise. It s also directly beside a busy rail corridor, enduring the not-so-good vibrations that entails, and in the heart of a big city, with exposure to damaging pollution. But the church is also a beauty. Its stone was cut from the nearby Niagara Escarpment, and the mottled, dark grey colour makes it look like a black-and-white photo. With a square-based central tower holding an arched door that matches arched windows on either side, the construction is simple, regal and classic.

Inside Imber: The Wiltshire village where residents never returned | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

It is around 2.5 miles west of the A360 road between Tilshead and West Lavington. In the middle of the village is St Giles’ Church, which is now under the care of the Churches Conservation Trust. Within the church, there are several boards depicting village life before the evacuation. In more normal times there are often volunteers to answer questions about the building. Imber had a Baptist chapel (built in 1839, demolished in late 1970s), a post office, and a pub called the Bell Inn, which like the church, still stands. There is also a manor house, Imber Court and a farmhouse, farm cottages and a schoolroom.