BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST '- <. liMITED ......

...... FourteenthAnnual Report 1980-81 NOTTINGHAMSHIREBUILDING PRESERVATION TRUSTLIMITED

OFFICERS

CHAIRMAN PROFESSORM. W. BARLEY,M.A., F.S.A.

VICE-rnAIRMAN MRS. 1. M. SKIRVING, J.P.

HONORARYLEGAL ADVISER MR. A. SANDFORD,LL .B.

SECRETARY DR. R. MIDDLETON,M.A.

HONORARY TREASURER MR. J. FARRER,I.P.F.A., F.R.V.A.

HONORARYAUDITOR MR. P. McGOWAN, F.C.A.

MEMBERSCF THE mUNCIL CF MANAGEMENT

MR. B. M. ALLEBON,Dip.Arch. (Leic), R.I.B.A. MR. G. BEAUMONT,Dip.Arch. (P .N.L.) Hons., R.I.B.A. MR. G. BOYLIN, J .P. COUNCILLORA. CLARK(Notti~hamshire County Council) MR. J. DANIEL( Newark District Council) MR. D. N. DURANT(Notts. Local History Council) MISS A. D. FENWICK MR. J. A. GILLESPIE COUNCILLORA. M. GREEN( Council) COUNCILLORJ. GRICE ( Council) COUNCILLORD. HALLAM(Broxtowe Borough Council) MR. M. T. HILDYARD,M.B.E., M.C., D.L. (C .P. R.E. [Notts. Branch]) MR. M. W. HORROCKS COUNCILLORH. A. IVES ( Borough Council) mUNCILLORMRS. J. M. JENKIN-JCNES (Not tinghamshire County Council) MR. P. LYTH, B.Sc. (Agric .) (Community Council for Nottinghamshire) COUNCILLORJ . McGUIGAN( District Council) mUNCILLORS. J . R. PATTINSON(Nottinghamshire County Council) MR. J. A. SEVERN, R.I.B.A., J .P. mUNCILLORW. A. SHAW(NottingharrBhire County Council) mUNCILLORD. W. TONGUE( City Council) MR. K. S. S. TRAIN, M.A., A.R.C.S., F.S.A. (Thoroton Society) MR. G. A. TURNER,R.I.B.A. COUNCILLORMRS. M. WHITTAKER(Nottinghamshire County Council)

Co-opted Members: MR. R. BLENKINSHIP(Nottingh~ City Planning Dept . ) MR. R. A. HARRISON(Newark District Council) MR. H. A. JOHNSON,R.I.B.A . DR. M. A. L. PRINGLE DR. N. 3JMMERS MR. V. R. WEBSTER,M.A. MEMBERSOF TIlE TECHNICALPANEL CONSERVINGOUR HERITAGE Throughout the year, the Trust has sought to improve am protect MH. (;. L. ARCHER Nottinghamshire's stock of historic buildings. In the past, much of this MIL G. BEAUMCllT,Dip.Arch. (P.N.L.) Hms., R.LB.A. work has been done through the provision of small grants for repair and MIL H. Ei.ENKmSHIP (Nottingham City PlLmning Department) restoration work. For the first time in many years, this Annual Report has MR. M. E. BURROWS,A.R.I.C.S. no such grants to record, as the Trust's financial situation no longer allows MII. J. A. GILLESPIE us to provide grant aid. Owners of such properties can still, however, MR. R. A. HARRISON(Newark District Council) obtain advice from the Trust's Technical Panel on ' '" best methods and MH. M. W. HORROCKS materials to be used for restoration and a number of properties have been MIl. P. J. IBBOTSJN surveyed in this manner. Advice m where to obtain grants is also given, MH. H. A. JOHNSCll although for the majority of such properties, there is little hope of MRS. R. NICHOLSON assistance unless the district council is one which provides grant aid. MISS A. PATRICK DR. M. A. L. PRmGLE Properties under more immediate threat are recorded on the Buildings MR. J. A. SEVERN, R.I.B.A., J.P. at Risk Register, compiled am administered by Dr. M. A. L. Pringle. Reports MR. A. SMITH (Broxtowe Borough Council) on the condition of each building are obtained from our Technical Advisers DR. N. ~MMERS and, where feasible, strategies for saving the building are identified. MR. G. A. TURNER, R.I.B.A. Negotiations with the owners, representation to local authorities and so on, are then set in motion as appropriate. For example, because of its concern about the continued deterioration of Angel Cottages at Blyth, the Trust offered to produce for the owner, plans to show how best these cottages could be restored to provide five small residential units. As a result of ME}1BERSCF TIlE PROMOTIONSPANEL this work, together with advice on the availability of improvement grants, we are hopeful that a start is to be made shortly on their restoration. DR. G. D. BELL The ultimate threat to a building is an application for listed building MR. P. J. HENSHAW consent to demolish. During the period covered by this Annual Report, the MRS. M. WALLWORK Trust contested the following Inquiries: Fermentation Building, Northgate Brewery, Newark Bennerley Railway Viaduct

In many ways a Public Inquiry, even if successfully contested, is only a stop gap. Often the building in question is no longer required for its original purposes and has suffered neglect over a period of years. Unless some positive function is found for it, neglect and deterioration are likely to continue until all prospect of saving it has effectively vanished. For this reason, the Trust's interest does not finish with Inquiry but positive solutions to safeguard the buildings' future are sought. Last year the Trust successfully opposed the demolition of Orchard House, Farndon Road, Newark. Subsequently, we were able to find a prospective purchaser am now the building is to be restored. In the case of Bennerley Viaduct, the possibility of establishing a Bennerley Viaduct Trust to be responsible for its future upkeep is under cmsideration. The possibility of mothballing the Fermentatim Building at Northgate Brewery by making it wind- and weather-proof is under discussion with owners.

This mothballing can be very effective. One property previously treated in this way by the Trust was 32 Heathcote Street, Nottingham. The Trust restored the facade while cured the dry rot and under­ took other essential remedial measures on the interior. The restored shell stood unused for months but ultimately a tenant was found for it. Its interior was fully restored and now provides an attractive office for the Cavalier Cricket Club.

2 3 All' ,1.\" '1' "" dundant building with which the Trust was involved was College In particular our thanks are due to Mr. A. Sandford , LL.B., Clerk of the 1,'. 01'111, 1·::,,11 M:wkham . This attractive range of brick-and-pantile agricultural County Council and Chief Executive, Nottinghamshire County CounCil, for kindly I" 1101illl ~::Wil: ,; in need of the same attention . The tuildings had origina lly acting as our Honorary Legal Adviser and to Mr. J. Farrer, I.P.F.A., F.R.V.A., "" 111"\. .. !.t,,: Trust's notice through their Farm Buildings' Survey Team. When Treasurer of Rushcliffe Borough Council, for his valuable assistance as our ", . 11,': lI'd tha t a planning application was to be submitted by the owners, Honorary Treasurer. :: I.,,,lw,·lrlpr'o. Ltd . , ti'E Trus t was pleased to support the application for change "I 11::, · Lo light industrial. This subsequent ly was granted and restoration of Our thanks are also due to those Officers, Committee Members and \.1", Iou 1 Id .i.ngs has now begun. interested individuals htlo have helped to further the aims and objects of the Trust. In addi tion to their specific projects, the Trust has continued its role .1:1 w"tchdog, monitoring developments affecting individual buildings suc h as Last, but by no means least, our thanks are due to the staff of the Till ' Whit.e Hart at Newark, and even whole vi llage s like Strelley and Laxtm. Community Council for Nottinghamshire for their efforts on behalf of the Trust, which s o often go unseen, but are, nonetheless, essential to our It. has been an eV€l1tful year and one during htlich the Trust can modestly work. "I :,;m to have contributed s ignificantly to preserving our county ' s heritage. PROFESSORM. W. BARLEY Chairman

MI':MI\I~RSHIPACTIVITIES DR. R. MIDDLETON Secretary The Annual G€l1eral Meeting was held in the Council Chamber of Kelham Hall by k ind permission of Newark District Council, on Wednesday 10th December, 1980 . l'lu lc::;sor M. W. Barley was re-elected Chainnan for the coming year. During Lt" , ,:ourse of the meeting, representatives from local societies expressed an 11l\."t 'es t in closer liaisOl1 with the Trust and during the year a start was made " 11 LI.lS by offering to such societies , the Trust's newsletter at a concessionary i'lL" . It is hoped in this way, to build up a much larger circulation of the n"H:;l e tter so that the useful information that it contains will reach a far wide r' audience ; many more people will be aware of the Trust ' s activities and liow it can help them preserve their local environment. After the fo rmal i>IJ;>i ness of the meeting, there was an illustrated talk by Messrs. Graham

1~ ': llJmontand John Severn 011 the work which the Trust had undertaken in the pr'cviou s twelve months.

The annual coach tour paid a visit to our neighbouring county of Derbyshire, wher e we had a pleasurable opportunity to view the excellent and ambitious work which is undertaken by the Derbyshire Historic Buildings Trust. Their work pntirely concentra tes on the purchase and restoration of tuildings, indeed in one case, a whole street of buildings, and the whole extent of their operation was considered to be mos t impressive and showed what can be done when finance is available .

CONCLUSION

The Council wishes t o place on record its appreciati on to the County and District Councils for the donati ons so kindly given during the year under review, in support of its work . The amounts received are shown below:

£

Nottinghamshire County Council 600 Gedling Borough Council 1,000 Newark District Council 1,500 Nottingham City Council 1,270 Rus hcl iffe Borough Council 1,105

Ij 5 LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS 1980 /8 1

Abbey Gates Women's Institute Cartledge, Mr . D., Flintham Adcock, Mrs . C., Radcliffe-on-Trent Cartlidge, Mr. D. R., Wollaton Allebon, Mr. B.M., Dip.Arch (Leics . ), t Catherall, Mr. R.E., Mans field R.I.B.A., Plumtree ~Joodhouse Alien, Mrs . P. R., South Collingham Caunt-on Local History Society *Anderson, Mr. P.C., A.R.1.C.S., Chamr' 's , Mr. E. J ., Bingham Mansfield Cher; ,-field Canal Society Architects' Design Group, Lockington *Ciocil, Mr. J., Caythorpe tAshton, Mrs . G. L., Littlew orth Collingham Parish Council Aslockton and Whatton Women's Institute Collingham Women's Institute Auld, Mr. &Mrs. J . S., Farnsfield Colston Bassett Parish Council Awswort h Parish Council Corder, Mr. J .S., F.R .1. C.S., Bagguley , Miss M.L., Bradmore Nottingh am Barber, Dr. S., Bagthorpe Cotton, Profess or R.E., Barbor, Mr . & Mrs. R., Hickling Normanton-on-the-Wolds Barley, Professor M.W., M.A., F.S.A., Crampin and Pring , Nottingham Chilwell Craven-Smith-Milnes , Mrs. E., tSasford, Miss I. N., Lowdham Southwell Bateman, Mrs. K. ~J.,Calverton '.~-<4-\~ - Cundy , Mr. T.W.A., Papplewi ck Bates, Mr. R. B., Shireoaks Dawson, Mr. G.A., ,.... -: : I·:""': :.. ~!..r~:. Beaumont, Mr. G., Dip.Arch (P.N.L.) Willoughby-on-the-Wolds Hons Bfl-/JI-Folh/J - Do ,/'u."u ., R.I.B.A., t Day, Mr. E., Gringley- on-the-Hill Beckingham Women's Institute Derbyshire , Mr. P.N., Rempstone *Bedford, Mr. 1.M., Linby Dickinson , Mr. D., Gedling Beeby, Mr. K. L., Car Colston Dodsworth, Mr. R.C., East Bridgford Beeston & District Civic Society tDuckwor th, Mrs. K., M.Phil ., *Beeston & District Local History Keyworth Society *Duffin, Mr. & Mrs. J. R., Orston Bell, Dr. & Mrs . G. D., Larnbley Durant, Mr. & Mrs. D.N., Bleasby Benoy , Gordon &Partne rs , Collingham East Bridgford Parish Council Bestwood St . Albans Parish Council East Bridgford Women' s Institute Bingham Town Council East Markham Pari sh Council *Bingham & Distri ct Local Histor y Eastwood Town Counci l Society tEberlin & Partners, Nottin gham Binns, Miss R., Nottingham Education Resources SerVice , Blamey, Mr. R. W.,Southwell Gedling Bleasby Parish Council Edwalton Women's Institut e Blidworth Parish Council Edwinsto we Historical Society *Bottrill, Mr. S. J., Nottingham Egmanton Women's Inst it ute tBower, Mrs. J.M ., Oldcotes Elkesle y Parish Counc il Boylin, Mr. G., J .P., Ruddington Epperstone Parish Council Bramcote Women's I nstit ute Everton Women's Institute Bramley, Mr. & Mrs . K., Collingham Fenwick, Miss A.D., Ordsall Brand, Mr . K.D. G., Woodthorpe Ferriman, Mrs . M., Lowdham Briggs, Mr. J.W ., Chilwell Flintham Parish Council Brind, Brigadie r J.L., East Markham Foot, Mr. A.G., Laxton tBuchanan, Mr. A.G ., Blyth *Foste r, L. &Fox A., New Romney Buchanan , Sir Charle s, Sut ton Bonington Frith, Mr. H.A.R., Blyth Buckley, Dr . J .C., Bramcote Gamston with West Dray ton and *Burnett, Mrs. M.P. East Bridgford Eaton Parish Council -~. - - - -~ .p ->...... *Burton Joyce &Bulcote Local History Garner, John & Co ., Sutton-in- Soc iety ~ Ashfield -­ ~,J,...,;...... !-w , • w~ Bamby-il1-./II- WillOUls - D(lt'ecolt. Cal verton Preserva tion Society Gearge, Mrs. J .S.B., Car Colston &Screveton Women's Gillespie, Mr . &Mrs . J.A., Upton Institut e Gotham Women's Institut e

6 7 t(;r':.y, Mi:'ls E.M., Linby Marriott, Mrs . B. , Southwell Reeves, Dr . W.G. , Clipstone -on- the- Wolds Tate, Professor B., Sutto n (;r>';",;ley Parish Council Marsh, Mr. T. , Screveton Rempstone Parish Council Bon ing ton (;r'('<:rl, Mr. & Mrs. D.F., Westhorpe *t Martin, Mr. D.G. , Ruddington & District Historica l and Taylor, Mr. B.N., Hoton Archaeological Society Taylor, Mrs . J., Woodborough ( ; '" '''Ill~,Mr . R .C . , Attenborough t Martin, Mr . K. E., Famdon (;"(',:nwood, Mr. J .N. , Bagthorpe Mather- Jackson, Lady, Ki rklington Rhodes, Mr. C.G., Farnsfield Thorne , Mr. I. D.P. , Kneesall (;r 'j ngley- on- the- Hill Parish Council Measures, Mr. &Mrs. D. , Southwell t Rhodes, Misses G.M. & S.E .G., Blyth Thoroton Soci ety of Nottinghamshire lIadfield , Miss E., Derby t Mell y, Mrs . R.E., Ruddington Richardson, Mrs. D. , Oxton Tollerton Parish Council 11a11, Mr. B. , Ordsall Middup, Mr . & Mrs. S., Woodborough t Rissen- Kent , Mr. A., East Stoke Toplis , '·'r. J .F. , Southwell Hallam, Mr. J . B. , Eas t Markham Mil lgate Conservation SOCiet y , Roper, Mr. P.B., Bulcote Torworth Parish Council J-Iardstaff, Mr . R.H., Linby Newark Royle , Mr . E. V., Nottingham Trowell Women' s Institute Harley- Smith, Ms. K.M., West Bridgford Misson Parish Council ) Ruddington Local History and Amenity *Turner , Mr. G.A. , R.I . B.A. , Wilford *Harrison , Mr . R.A., Sut ton- on-Trent Morris, Mrs . D.E., Beckingham SOCi ety Turner, Mr. J . , Lound lIawton Parish Council t Muirhead, Mr. C.D. , South Scarle Ruddington Parish Council Turton, Mr. T.L., Newstead tHel ps, Mr. P. T., Epperstone Mulholland, Miss F. , Bramcote ) Rufford Parish Council Memorial Hall Henshaw, Mr . P.J . , Nottingham t Munt, Mr . P. , Beeston *Sanderson, Miss S.V. , Bin~ham tTuxford Parish Council Henstock, Mr. A.J .M., B.A., Bingham McArtney Partnership, James, Scarrington Women's Ins ti tu te Upton Parish Council Hildyard, Mr. M.T., M.B.E., M.C., D.L. , Nottingham *Scott, Mr. A.C.M.B., Babworth Var ley, Mr. & Mrs. T., Sout~1well Flintham McClintock, Mr . H. , West Bridgford Severn, Mr. J .A. , R. I .B.A. , J .P. , Venn, Mrs . D.M. , Halstead Hcgg, Mr . D., London McMeeking, Mrs . M. , Mapperley Park West Bridgford Wade, Mrs. I., Papplewick Hcgg, Mr. N.U.A. , Nottingham Needham, Mr. P. R., Warsop Sherwood Archaeolcgical Society Walker, Mr. D.M. , D.A. , R. LB .A., Holden, Mr. R.H. , Southwell Newark Archaeological & Loca l Shr impton, Mrs. D.M., Ruddington Rempstone Home Brewery Co. Ltd., Daybrook History SOCiety t Skirving, Mrs . I .M. , J .P. , Langar Walker, Walton & Hanson, Nottingham Hopkin & Son s, Messrs., Mansfie ld Newarl< Civic Trust Smith, Mr. J.R . , Southwell Walkeringham Parish Council t Horrocks, Mr. M.W., Elkesley *Newstead Parish Council *Smi th, Mr. K.A. , Dip.Arch . , Southwell Wallwork, Mrs. M., J . P . , Beeston Hoskin s, Mr. & Mrs . K. A. , Woodborough t Ni chol son, Mr. &Mrs. M.P., Alverton Smi th, Mrs. V.M., Bramcote Wal ton, Miss M., Not tingham Housley, Mr. S .S., J .P. , Darlton t Noble, Mr. J.L . , Warsop Vale Smith-Woolley &Co., Collingham t Waring, Mr. N. M., Windsor Environmental Society Itlarsop Parish Council *Howat, r~r.G . , Linby Noble, Mr . M.A., South Scarle Howitt, Cecil & Partners, Nottingham North Notts. Gravel Co. Ltd., Southwell Civic Society tWebster, Mr. V. R. , ~I.A., Ravenshead South Wilford Women' s Welbeck Abbey Women's Institute Howitt, Mr. R.C.L ., Farndon BellI~oor Institute *t Hunt, Mr. I.R . , Costock North &South Clifton Women' s Starr, Mr . J., Cotham White, Ms. C.J., North Clifton Hurst, Mr. M.G. , Newark Institute Starr, Miss L., West Bridgford Whi te, Finch & Rider, Mansfield *Jackson, Mrs . J., East Bridgford Nottingham Civic SOCiety Staunton, Mrs. E.G., Staunton Winthorpe wi t h Langford Parish Jenkins, Mr. D. , Chilwell Nuthall & District Local History Stedman, Sir George, Oxton Council tJohnson, Mr . H.A., Carburton Society t Stewart, Mr . R. , Ruddington .Iood borough Pari sh Counc il Johnson, T.H. & Son, Wadworth Nuthall Parish Council tSummers, Dr . N., Southwell \.Joodborough Women' s Ins titute *Jolley, Mrs. S.M . , East Bridgford *Nutting, Mrs. J., Lowdham Sutton Parish Council Worksop Manor E~tates tJones, Miss B., Newstead Abbey Park Old Mansfield Woodhouse SOCiety Sutton Bonington Parish Counc i l Wyatt, Mr. &Mrs. A.C . , Annesley Keelan, Mrs . J .E. , Worksop *Owen, Mr. A.C . , Sherwood Swai n, Mr. P. , Nottingham Woodhouse *Kelly, Mrs . A., East Bridgford Packe, Mr. W. , Winthorpe Kinoulton Parish Council Palmer, Miss E.M. , Lenton Kinoulton Vill age Preservation Society Parker, Mrs. K.E., Southwell Kirkby &Distr i ct Conservation Society *Parrey, Mr. R.M., Nottingham Laneham Parish Council Patrick, Miss A., West Bridgford Langar-cum- Parish Council Pay ne , Mr. J.H . , Lowdham Lawson, Mr. P.S . , West Bridgford Pearce, Revd. Canon &Mrs . F. , Leach, Miss M. R. , Mansfield Kettering Lee, Miss E.M., Calverton Peers, Mrs. E., Chilwell New Members t Honorary Li fe Members t Life Members Lee, Mr. K. , Coll ingham Pickles, Mr. & Mrs . D.R.P. , ) * Lee, Mr. L.G ., Woodborough Newark-on-Trent Lenton Abbey Women's Institute Player &Sons, John, Nottingham *Lenton Local History Group Plumtree Women's Institute ) tLester , Mr. A.E., Arnold Postl es, Mrs .S., West Bridgford t Lewenz, Mi ss L.L., Gedling tpringle , Dr . M.A.L., Besthorpe Linby Parish Council Pritchard, Mrs. S.E. , Bleasby Lowdham Pari sh Council Proudley, Mrs . G.M. , Bole *Lymn, A.W. (Funeral Directors), Pykett, Mr . W.J .E. , Hawton Nottingham Radford, Mr. P. V. , Langford Mansfield Civic Society Ravenshead Women' s Institute

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I'ICOfIE A\D EXPENDITL'RE ACCO L"\T F0R THE YDR E\DED ~]st '1-\RCH FJ~]

£ Expenditure f. p £. p £ Income f. P £ p £ P 1979- 80 1979-80 15,13] Grants A"arded 7,170.00 2,950 Nottingham County Counci l Grant 600 . 00 950 Le ss Grants repaid in Subscriptions: accordance with 5 year 350 .00 5,704 Local Au thori t i es 4, 875 .00 agreement 846 Other 874. 80 6,820 .00 37 Add Tax Reclai mable on 14,18] Covenants Grant to Bede House Chapel 3,000 .00 198 1 49 .16 6,587 Less Overprovi sion of tax Management Expenses reclaimable 1975- 1980 22 . 97 2,970 Administrative Charge to Communi ty Council for Notts 2, 500.00 26 . 19 24 Meeting and Committee ex­ 5,775. 99 penses 43· 50 2,500 Donations: Th or esby Estat e 528 Pr inting , Stationery and 644 .81 Charitable Trust 1,200.00 Office Equipment Others 4 Publications and Pu blicity 3·1 0 63 . 50 264 Pos tages 345 .52 1,263 .50 Bank Cha r ges 2.92 20 Company Registration . Fee 20.00 I nterest Receivable 3, 559.85 358 Bank 260.97 3,810 2,779 Loan to Ru shcliffe Borough Council Technical Ad visers 2,954 .07 436 Travelling and General 327 . 36 3, 137 3,215.04 e:>"llenses 2,000 Salary f1iscellaneous ~ V.A.T . on Sal ary and expenses 159 Coach Tours 128. 50 327 . 36 Cuckney Walk and Lunches 39 .00 2,725 Sale of Surplus equipment 100.00 Technical Advice Farm Buildings Survey Team 10.00 Sale of drawings 229 Fee to Community Counci l for 6.00 Recordi ng Old Houses and Flint ham Notts use of premis es weekend 36 . 50 22 1 Offi ce and Drawing Equipment 86 Booklet 'At Home in Sherwood ' sales 103 Stationery and Photocopying 35 ·04 288 Travelling Expen ses 16.70 245 355 .04 6,309 Excess of eAllenditure over I ncome 841 16. 70 3,692.14

Mi scellaneous Subscription to Civic Trust News 3·00 Donations: Holme Pierrepont Hall 1,000. 00 Derbyshire Hi storic Building Trust 10.00 1,010.00 171 Coach Tours 70 .00 Recording Old Hous es and Flintham Week end 34. 80 Public liability Insurance 15.00 Cuckney Walk and Lunches 45.00 ~ 1, 177 . 80 21, 728 14 ,90 1. 71 21,728 14.90 1. 71

J. FARRER, I.P.F.A ., F.R.V.A. Honorary Treasurer o ", ;;.:; o o 8 o 51~~ <:> o ~I("') '.' NOTTINGHAMSHIREBUILDING PRESERVATION "., Nloo TRUST LIMITED

r, -0 NOTES TO BALANCESHEET ", r-, o 0­ o E!00 8 ~ 1. Conti ngent liabilities totalling £4,7 10 were outstanding at 31st March 198 1 o 00 <., "'" in respect of f ull grants and bala nces of grants awarded but not yet taken o· 00 ~ 0- "'" up. N ""' March 198 1, thes e are not in cluded in the Bala nce sheet . tl(l - . ..-I <1) >< "'I s.... (/)..'l->~ ;:;~ ;:;:::s .<: ", c (/) 0 0 AUDITOR'S REPORT Vl '" 0 V) +-> u t1) U U i-> ::s VJ·r! S, ~ @.;g V) .DC;3: UU C a::: ro j..) ", « Q) ro I have examined the acc ounts of the Trust for the year ended 31st March , E 0 rl "'C cs:: 0­ ::l C 00""j4) . ..-l -l I- 0:: o U')cczuo .", and Notes theret o which are in agreement with th e books of account. In my «. ...'" to-I- opinion the Balance Sheet gives a true and fair vie w of the affairs of t he '0 Trust as at 31st March, 198 1 and the I ncome and Expenditure Account gives a o Cl. ;>, :c v , o .... true and fair vi ew of the transa ctions for the year ended on that date . 00 0 ""("') -0N N<"l H nj i;! I 00 000 O~0 o N _ l lj ... C 0,0 0 o , 0 .." <...; f".. 00 0­ N <") Lr) ...o C' 0::WO C N I N ­ ~I '-' I ~:c Vl « <"')1 to­ P. F. }~cGO\vAN,F. C. A. I­ .." -, Honorary Auditor Cl) .." l- CA, v, t] ::>. -0 :c M Cl) N ("') "., "-' o "" r--­ 2. « ..-l « N 0 '''-' CD 0. (f", Lr) "'"" cr, '" 00 9, .",. -D;.~ "("') - <.,I ("') N ~

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A company lim ited hy guarantee and registered in Registrati on No. 897822 Registe red C harity No. 254094

The Tru st exists to help save local buildings of histor ic or architectu ral interest from demolition or decay. It works by wav of gran ts to encourage owners to keep huilding s in good repair ana, if necessary, will purchase hllildin.~sa nd restore them to

Th~ Tru st invi tes sub~criptionsfrom those who wis h to associate themse lves wi th this work and to attend meeti ngs and receive repo rts on the ac t ivi ties.

The Tr ust is a registered Cha rity and can henefit from Deeds of Covena nt made in its f:l\·ou r.

T o: Th e Secretary, Nottinghamshire Bu ilding Prese rvation Trust Ltd. Registered Office: Th e Old Bowls Pavili on, Bridgford Road, Wes t Bridgford, Nottingham

I/W" wish to bl'COl11l ' An Ordinar \' M emhe r (min. annual suh. {2'00) Corporate 1\1emh ers £2· 50 A Life M emh er £20·00

of the Trust nnd " enclose my hrst annu," subscrip tion of £ .. " have comp leted the Banker 's Order/Covenant Form overl eaf.

NAME (Block Lett ers) ..

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