Community church saved from ruin after £10k donation means crucial repairs can be made

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Community church saved from ruin after £10k donation means crucial repairs can be made.

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A historic Norfolk church has secured a £10,000 grant from the National Churches Trust to carry out essential restoration work on its deteriorating structure.The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Marlingford, situated west of Norwich, faces serious structural problems, with its roof in a state of failure and its tower deteriorating.The Grade II listed building has been experiencing water ingress, whilst the medieval tower has been sealed off due to concerns about falling flint and masonry posing a danger to visitors.Local residents have been actively fundraising to address the damage, and this substantial grant will support efforts to repair the church and stabilise the bell tower.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Among the treasures housed within the church are stained glass windows located on the chancel's south side, which serve as a memorial to Edward Travers Fletcher - a 20-year-old Navy lieutenant from Marlingford.Fletcher perished alongside 14 others when the...

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