We have recently secured Planning and Listed Building Consent on behalf the owner of a grade II listed building in West Sussex, for internal and external alterations and extensive repair, as well as construction of a new contemporary glazed extension, demolition of an existing single storey extension and its replacement with a new glazed entrance.
Much needed stonework repairs at St Mary the Virgin, one of the Parish of Findon, Clapham and Patching churches, have recently been completed by TE Tilley Ltd stonemasons.
Christ Church is a grade II* listed church in central Worthing that serves a diverse community.There has been a long-standing ambition for reordering of the west end of the church, to create a more flexible open space or narthex in an interior which is densely populated with pews.
Rather than sending Christmas cards this year, we are supporting Children on the Edge, a Chichester based child rights organisation that works hand-in-hand with communities to support some of the world’s most marginalised children, in some of the toughest situations.
We assisted St Mary’s Church, Portsea with The Organ Project, established to repair the 1889 J W Walker & Sons pipe organ and its chamber.
Planning permission has recently been granted for external alterations to the former Woolworths store in Montague Street, Worthing, alongside development of the vacant upper floors to create 14 flats at the heart of the town centre, complete with their own amenity spaces.
The Rowans Hospice opened in October 1994 as a bespoke-designed, independent hospice for the provision of palliative in-patient and day care for life limiting illnesses. The hospice serves the city of Portsmouth and surrounding south east Hampshire, and the building is also used to support patients’ families and as a base for education.
The 2021 Sussex Heritage Trust Awards ceremony took place on 15 September at Pangdean Old Barn, Pyecombe.Huge congratulations to Jane Jones-Warner, who was announced as the 2021 Sussex Heritage Trust Person of the Year.
Emergency repairs were needed to the north nave roof slope at All Saints Church Buncton where three sections of Horsham stone had slipped and were resting on the cast iron gutter.
The quinquennial inspection and report prepared in 2015 at grade I listed Holy Trinity Church, Rudgwick identified a number of areas of stonework requiring repair. Much of the pointing had been carried out in phases of hard cement pointing which had caused damage to the soft sandstone.
We are proud to support Zenith Education whose mission is to provide and enable access to children living in socio-economic poverty. Click on the link for further information about the charity. http://zenith.education/
