OXFORD DIOCESAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE CARE OF CHURCHES
MINUTES of the meeting of the Committee held via Zoom on 20th July 2020
PRESENT: Revd D Witchell (Chairman), The Revd Canon D Tyler (Associate Archdeacon), The Ven Jonathan Chaffey, Mr D Clark, Mr J Munby, Mrs J Christie, Prof J Missenden, Mr P Preston, The Revd V Plumb
DAC Staff: Ms L Kitch; Ms J Schillig; Mrs Catriona Turnbull, Mrs H Robertson, Mrs C Jupe
APOLOGIES: The Revd Dr P Groves, The Revd Canon J West, Mr J Mackintosh, The Ven G Elsmore, The Ven J French, The Revd Dr A Doig, Mrs H Ensor
1. Minutes of the meeting held on 11th May 2020 were approved
2. There were no Declarations of interest
3. Correspondence, policy and other matters for consideration
Appointments and Resignations
The SCBO notified the Committee that at the Bishop’s Council meeting of the 8th July 2020 Mr John Radice was appointed as a new DAC advisor and Mr James Mackintosh and Mr Peter Preston were appointed as new DAC members.
Sadly, the SCBO has also received resignations from David Clark, and Christine Allsopp who have both given many years of service to the DAC. Their expertise will be greatly missed and it was noted that an opportunity to say goodbye when current Government restrictions allow needs to be found.
Applications submitted to DAC May and June 2020:
May – total 58
List B Faculty DA Faculty Minor Faculty Major Interim/variation/PP Early stage Enq 21 2 10 5 3 17
June – total 85
List B Faculty DA Faculty Minor Faculty Major Interim/variation/PP Early stage Enq 26 4 17 11 4 23
4. Returning Casework
2019-043063 Ickford, St Buckingham I Rule Rule 9.6: Case type: Case officer: Nicholas 9.9: No R&C JS Yes
Replacement of stolen North Aisle lead roof with Wienerberger Santoft 20/20 Plain interlocking tile
Submission documents: Consultees: Project architect: Times on agenda: Statement of Significance and SPAB, HE, LPA Christian Randall 2nd Need Architect’s plans and elevations Schedule of Work DAC members/advisors: Submitted to DAC: Visited: Report: Bryan Martin Sep ’19, Oct ’19, Feb ‘20 August 2019 No
On Heritage at Risk Register: Major Parish Church: Significance of fabric Memorials / burials affected: No No affected: No High 9 March 2020 Minute: The DAC were not content with the proposal to clad the roof with an interlocking plain clay tile. It was felt that metal cladding is more appropriate for the low pitched roof of the Grade I listed church. Concerns were also expressed about the potential for leaks should a tile be damaged or missing. The committee recommended that the parish submit an application for a temporary felt roof covering for a period of 5 years to allow them to raise funds to replace the stolen cladding with terne coated stainless steel.
20 July 2020 Minute: The DAC are not content with the proposal to clad the roof with an interlocking plain clay tile. It is felt that plain clay tiles are not traditionally used on low roof pitches. The difference in the head lap between the interlocking tile and the rest of the roof would be noticeable especially as the pitch of the roof changed. The committee resolved to issue a Not Recommend Notification of Advice.
Parish & Dedication App no/ Archdeaconry Listing Private Case type: Case officer: offline: Petition?
Chesterton St Mary 2018-021753 Dorchester II* NO Reordering & New SH / CT (as of facilities May 2020)
On Heritage at risk No Statement of Need to Parish No register? Development Adviser? Scheduled Ancient No Memorials/ burials affected? Probably with drainage/water Monument? (send guidance to parish and add supply requirements in public notice wording to OFS) churchyard Major Parish Church? No Trees/roots affected? Drainage routes avoid tree root zones Bats affected? Not known Energy Audit suggested? No
Proposal: Reordering of interior of church, including partial pew removal, to create WC, servery and children’s area facilities. Relocation of font and other items to accommodate this.
Significance of fabric Date Submitted to DAC: Visited: Report: affected: Moderate April 2019 Oct 2018 (SH and DW) Reported to May 2019 DAC Re-submitted April 2020. Statutory Consultees: Project architect/ professionals involved: Reviewing DAC members: Historic England YES Christian Randall, architect Derek Witchell, Julian Munby, CBC YES Archdeacon of Dorchester
SPAB YES Victorian Society YES Georgian Group NO AMS NO 20th Century Society NO LPA (PP) YES LPA (Sch 2) YES BIOS NO MBS NO Natural England NO Is Rule 9.6 applicable? YES Is Rule 9.9 applicable? YES
May 2019 DAC feedback In principle, the proposals are acceptable, though, given the growth which the local area is currently undergoing, the committee acknowledged that the PCC may wish to consider pausing the project in order to plan a more ambitious project, if what is proposed now would not serve the congregation for very long. The question of how Chesterton fits in within the mission planning of the deanery was also raised, in conjunction with this.
Commenting on the proposals as submitted, the committee quite understood why putting facilities behind the organ in the tower has proved too problematic, and considered that a WC pod in the south west corner with a consequent moving of the font, provision of a long servery and set of storage cupboards along the south wall and a children’s area in the north west corner, were all acceptable in principle.
The position of the WC was considered relatively unobjectionable; positioning it elsewhere is problematic owing to the aforementioned issue with the organ preventing disabled access to the tower arch; and it was acknowledged that the north wall at the west end has a war memorial inset into the blocked-up window which would prevent a WC being positioned in this corner.
The relocation of the font to between the organ and the proposed Children’s area at the west end is perhaps not ideal, since the organ casing will block sightlines from the south door towards it, but is probably unavoidable, as the only other suitable location is where the servery/ gathering space is proposed in the south aisle. It will at least be easily visible to the congregation seated in the nave, if they face west during the baptism, and its proximity to the children’s area seems quite appropriate. It is also highly likely that the C12th font is not in its original position since according to the Victorian County History entry, it predates the C13th south aisle.
The removal of 13 pews and 3 frontals (out of a total of 39 pews and 5 frontals) is proposed to accommodate the new facilities. The pews date from the 1855-6 restoration by J.C. Penrose, which cost £1000, and although the Victoria County History refers to one former box pew being retained, the statement of significance notes that “all that is left now are the fine Oak ends on the modern choir stall on the north side of the chancel.” The pews are plain pitch-pine, with rectangular end panels bearing trefoiled-profile top rails. The committee agreed that while they appear solid and well-made, they are unremarkable, though consultation with the Victorian Society over their removal should take place.
Due to the small scale of the church and the constraints of the organ at the west end, in order to provide a servery, decent bespoke storage cupboards and some free space for gathering, it was acknowledged that it is necessary to clear the south aisle of pews entirely. When the delegation visited, it was clear that the aisles are really the only places any free space can be accommodated.
The design of the servery appears generally fine with a concealed sink and telescopic tap, although it was advised that the provision of drawers, which tend to make church serveries look too domestic, should be made more discreet by encasing them within a cupboard. The three upper panels of the WC partition are to incorporate notice boards, an ingenious and practical way of providing welcome and information in a small church, but the PCC must take care to ensure the boards do not become crowded or scruffy as they will be quite prominent.
The small oak dais proposed at the east end of the nave, to allow for children’s performances and different preaching styles, which are currently limited by the complicated arrangements with the pew platforms, existing chancel step and pulpit step, was considered sensible in order to simplify the levels here.
It is proposed to relocate an existing tripart Oak panel which sits at the east end of the north aisle to behind the Altar table in the chancel, but no information on the history or significance of the panel has been given in the statement of significance and so it is difficult to comment in depth on the acceptability of this. More information on its history and the rationale behind the proposed new location is needed in order to comment more fully. The associated relocation of the small 1644 screen is proposed from its current position fixed to the back pew of the south aisle immediately on the right as you enter the building, to the east end of the north aisle, which has previously been used as an occasional chapel but now is rather cluttered, storing numerous items. Although the panel is proposed to be fixed above a pew as it currently is, its repositioning as shown in a mock-up will look somewhat awkward and it was felt it will detract from the east-focus of the chapel. The committee suggested consideration be given to it being relocated on the back pew adjacent to the proposed children’s area in the north aisle instead.
The committee raised a concern about the value for money a mezzanine floor plus glass screen in the tower would offer when it is just proposed to be used for storage, given that, for example, full height deep cupboards on the north wall of the vestry might do the job better without stairs to negotiate.
It was felt that further investigation into the history of the doors proposed to be replaced with glass, together with exploring whether it is necessary to remove them -for instance, could they be kept open, with new glazed in same arch opening out?
Given the committee’s indication that something bolder might be necessary at Chesterton in years to come, it was agreed the CBO would wait to hear back from the parish/architect before initiating consultation. 20 July Minute The DAC is happy for this to go to a sub-committee to sort out the finer details with the following concerns raised:-
• It would be preferable if the inner doors to the porch could be kept. It was felt that inserting glazed panels would change the aesthetics and would not be of great benefit unless this can be better justified in the Statement of Needs. • The elaborate 18th century ironwork for previously lifting the cover from the font is very important and needs to be looked after.
Parish & Dedication App no/ Archdeaconry Listing Private Case type: Case officer: offline: Petition?
MIDDLETON 2018-028629 Dorchester II* NO New facilities JS STONEY, ALL SAINTS
On Heritage at risk No SoN to PDA? No register? Scheduled Ancient No Memorials/ burials affected? (send guidance to Yes – spoil in Monument? parish and add public notice wording to OFS) churchyard Major Parish Church? No Trees/roots affected? No
Bats affected? No Energy Audit suggested? No
Proposal: Reordering of significant Street interior to include relocation of organ to west end of church and provision of WC and servery in south aisle and former organ chamber, reordering of vestry, removal of pews in south aisle to accommodate servery. Significance of fabric Date Submitted to DAC: Visited: Report: affected: Vestry - low DEC 2018, SEP 2019 19.03.19 JS with H Ensor Pre-app 19.03.19 South aisle and west nave - 08.08.19 JS with B Feedback 11.09.19 high Williams 20.02.20 Delegation visit Statutory Consultees: Project architect/ professionals involved: Reviewing DAC members: Historic England YES Christian Randall, Conservation Architects Helen Ensor, David Clark, Derek CBC YES Witchell, Archdeacon of Dorchester, Bryan Martin SPAB YES Victorian Society YES Georgian Group NO AMS NO 20th Century Society NO LPA (PP) NO LPA (Sch 2) YES BIOS YES MBS NO Natural England YES
DETAILS TO BE PROVIDED PRIOR TO NOA – Trench arch/drainage Incoming water supply route Organ case design Floor coverings for each area Specification for alterations to the pews Details of any proposed new chairs Confirmation of archaeological mitigation for the works
PROVISOS: archaeology, electrical, EA license
DAC minute – SEP 19 The DAC encouraged the parish to continue to develop the proposals along the lines of Options 4 and 6. The proposal to move the organ to the west end of the nave thus freeing up space in the vestry should be investigated further although concerns were expressed about the costs associated with this proposal. As it is anticipated that drainage will be via a trench arch system, the parish was advised to carry out percolation tests and to seek early consultation with the Environment Agency about a license for the system. Statements of significance and need should be drawn up before the proposals are advanced further to allow consultation with Historic England and the amenity societies to be carried out. Given the significance of the interior, it was suggested that a heritage consultant be appointed to assist with the preparation of the statement of significance.
20 July 2020 Minute The DAC agreed that the proposals are both sensible and sensitive. The committee offered in principle support for the proposals with resolution of details delegated to the sub-committee with the following proviso: • The significance of the screen to be assessed properly (Julian to look at the screen and be part of the sub-committee.
Parish & Dedication App no/ Archdeaconry Listing Private Case type: Case officer: offline: Petition? Hungerford: St 2020-052416 Berkshire II* NO Reordering & new HR & LK Lawrence facilities On Heritage at risk No Statement of Need to Parish No register? Development Adviser? Scheduled Ancient No Memorials/ burials affected? To be confirmed Monument? (send guidance to parish and add public notice wording to OFS) Major Parish Church? No Trees/roots affected? To be confirmed
Bats affected? Not known Energy Audit suggested? Yes
Proposal: Reordering of the west end to house a new kitchen, accessible toilets, meeting spaces and 1st floor vestries.
Significance of fabric Date Submitted to DAC: Visited: Report: affected: Moderate 7th July 2020 23rd September 2019 Feedback letter issued 22.01.2020 Statutory Consultees: Project architect/ professionals involved: Reviewing DAC members: Historic England YES David Spragg, Acanthus Clews Derek Witchell, Helen Ensor, CBC NO Archdeacon of Berkshire, Bryan Martin SPAB NO Victorian Society YES Georgian Group YES AMS NO 20th Century Society NO LPA (PP) YES LPA Rule 4.5(4) YES BIOS NO MBS NO Natural England NO Is Rule 9.6 applicable? NO Is Rule 9.9 applicable? YES
DAC minute July 2020
The DAC agreed that the new scheme offered a logical layout and made efficient use of the west end of the church without impeding too much on the nave or altering the exterior of the church. The committee resolved to recommend the principle of revised scheme and delegate the outstanding details to a sub-committee to be agreed prior to issuing the notification of advice.
DETAILS TO BE PROVIDED PRIOR TO NOA:
• Detail section to show secondary glazing proposed to south aisle windows in the new kitchen • Drainage and water supply routes through churchyard to serve kitchen and new toilets • Drawing to show the new 1987 memorial design • New lighting specification • New AV system specification • New underfloor heating specification • The suitability of a new ceiling at first floor to be resolved. It was noted that it would be a shame to hide the existing panelled ceiling. • Detailed joinery drawing of the new west end screen by a bespoke furniture maker. The DAC asked that the new screen does not mimic gothic detailing and is subservient in its design to the Victorian interior. • Requirements from Building Control regarding escape routes from the first-floor vestries to be established.
The DAC resolved that some outstanding details could be requested as provisos on the NOA, to be dealt with following permission being granted and prior to works commencing. These details are as follows:
• Ventilation details for kitchen and toilet areas • Confirmation of a new home for the 1923 screen (preferably another church or chapel) • Full package of drawings and specification for tender issue 5. Pre – application or technical site visits by officers to note
No site visits made during May or June re COVID 19
6. New cases
2020-046896 Steeple Buckingham II* Rule Rule 9.6: Case type: Case officer: Claydon, St 9.9: No R&C JS Michael Yes
Provision of insulation and insertion of a ceiling in the nave, transepts and north aisle of the church
Submission documents: Consultees: Project architect: Times on agenda: Statement of Significance and Vic Soc, SPAB, HE, LPA, Alan Frost 2nd Need CBC Sketch plans and details Specification DAC members/advisors: Submitted to DAC: Visited: Report: Peter Preston, Bryan Martin Feb ‘20 No No
On Heritage at Risk Register: Major Parish Church: Significance of fabric Memorials / burials affected: No No affected: No Moderate - high 20 July 2020 Minute The DAC resolves that a Not Recommended NOA could be issued unless a means of providing the ventilation required in a way that is visually discreet and acceptable within the context of the listed building can be found. It was not felt that plastic fittings are not adequate as when exposed to sunlight they will have a life expectancy of around 30 years which is not appropriate for a building of this quality and age. It was suggested that the CBO arrange a face to face meeting with the parish and their architect, DW along with PP or BM, to help progress the project.
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2020-051092 Holtspur St Buckingham Not Rule Rule 9.6: Case type: Case officer: Thomas listed 9.9: No New facilities SH / CT (Beaconsfield) No
Creation of a café in the rear of the church. Modifications to entrance via North tower, landscaping / parking and storage and facilities on interior. Submission documents: Consultees: Project architect: Times on agenda: Statement of Significance and No statutory consultees. JW Architects 1st Need Comment invited from Architect’s planning drawings C20th Soc. (Oct 2019) and Interior design South Bucks District drawings (March 2020) Council granted PP in Feb Report from community and 2020. church survey 2017 DAC members/advisors: Submitted to DAC: Visited: Report: TBC April 2019 SH email to Parish (23.04.19)
On Heritage at Risk Register: Major Parish Church: Significance of fabric Memorials / burials affected: No No affected: No Low
20th July Minute The DAC is happy to support this proposal in principle and leave the details to a sub-committee, though more thought needs to be given to the following: • The timber cladding at the base of the tower and glass overhanging is not considered to be the right design approach for this style of building and requires more work. Peter is happy to be part of the sub- committee to help with this. • There is an opportunity here to do something modern to create a more welcoming entrance, keeping the 1960’s aesthetics but doing something new that fits in with it. • Timber facing would be a maintenance nightmare and would require refinishing every 10 years. • The canopy over the doorway is a good idea, but the design needs careful consideration. • Portable lamps in the café area are not recommended. • The door openings in the porch area currently clash with the accessible WC entrance and the design of this area would need to be rectified.
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7. List Bs and Notifications of Advice issued under sub committees and delegated authority since last meeting
Church Parish Archdeaconry Listing Ref App Case type Works Status code type 627239 Broadwell: St DORCHESTER Grade I Offline Variation R&C Variation of faculty Awaiting Peter & St to bells to include Diocesan Paul refurbishment of Registry corroding Bond bell frame, installation of protective floor immediately above Bond frame, and rehanging of dead second bell. 627202 Littlemore: St OXFORD Grade II* 2016- Variation Development variation - Amended Mary the 002038 underpinning, faculty Virgin & St design alterations issued Nicholas etc 627061 Stoke Lyne: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2016- Variation Development alteration to the Awaiting Peter 003917 location of the Diocesan projector Registry 627590 Penn Street: BUCKINGHAM Grade II* offline Private PP & M Conservation of NOA Holy Trinity Petition Howe memorials issued 627234 Bampton DORCHESTER Grade II 2020- List B R&C Decoration of List B Aston: St 051938 North Transept issued James 627363 Basildon: St BERKSHIRE Ungraded 2020- List B Development Demolish partition List B Stephen 051028 in WC Cubicle issued 627031 Bicester: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B Development Replacement of List B Edburg HAR 052241 failed fire detection issued system 627163 Bix: St James DORCHESTER Grade II 2020- List B Churchyard Felling of 2 cherry List B 052018 trees issued 627526 Brightwell: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2020- List B R&C Roof repairs List B Agatha 051060 issued 627526 Brightwell: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2020- List B Churchyard Rebuild boundary List B Agatha 051980 wall issued 627068 Charlbury: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B R&C Roof Replacement, List B Mary the 050796 Memorial Chapel issued Virgin and moss clearing, Chancel roof. 627035 Charlton-on- DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B R&C Replace Lintel List B Otmoor: St 051653 issued Mary 627071 Chipping DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B Churchyard Introduction of List B Norton: St 048835 bench in the issued Mary the churchyard Virgin 627529 Cholsey: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B R&C Nave redecoration List B Mary 047129 & Making good of issued low level plaster within the crossing following minor electrical works. 627371 Clewer: St BERKSHIRE Grade II 2020- List B Churchyard Fallen Tree in List B Andrew 051997 Churchyard issued
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627108 Dorchester: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B M&E New Belfry lighting List B Peter & St 050603 issued Paul MAJOR PARISH CHURCH 627108 Dorchester: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B R&C Roof repair List B Peter & St 051083 issued Paul MAJOR PARISH CHURCH 627695 East Claydon: BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2020- List B R&C Renew lead List B St Mary 052564 cladding to tower issued roof 627549 Farnborough: BERKSHIRE Grade I 2020- List B R&C Replacement of List B All Saints 051336 lead roof issued 627801 Fawley: St BERKSHIRE Grade II* 2020- List B R&C Repairs to stone List B Mary the 048655 surrond of west issued Virgin window 627281 Hanborough: DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B R&C Coping Stone List B St Peter & St 051824 replacement & issued Paul repair 627147 Horley: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B R&C Window repairs List B Etheldreda 052427 issued 627050 Launton: DORCHESTER Grade I 2019- List B Churchyard Yew tree List B Assumption of 043456 maintenance issued the Blessed Virgin Mary 627310 Marcham: All DORCHESTER Grade II* 2019- List B R&C Replace fallen roof List B Saints 034182 tiles from Chapel issued and capping of chimney 627740 Mentmore: St BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2020- List B Churchyard Installation of List B Mary the 049258 bench in issued Virgin Churchyard 627694 Middle BUCKINGHAM Grade I offline List B Heritage Introduction of List B Claydon: All Crime roof alarm issued Saints 627053 Mixbury: All DORCHESTER Grade II* 2020- List B Churchyard Installation of new List B Saints 052344 bench in issued Churchyard 627284 North Leigh: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B M&E Replace spotlights List B Mary 051501 for Doom mural issued 627205 Oxford: St OXFORD Grade II* 2020- List B Churchyard Felling of two trees List B Clement 051399 and removal of issued deadwood from a third tree 627218 Oxford: St OXFORD Grade II* 2020- List B Churchyard Removal of 2 trees List B Frideswide 051669 issued 627313 Radley: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2020- List B R&C Repair external List B James the 052094 mortar and internal issued Great plaster 627770 Ravenstone: BUCKINGHAM Grade I 2020- List B R&C Redecoration of List B All Saints 050984 Finch memorial issued chapel 627720 Shenley: St BUCKINGHAM Grade I 2020- List B R&C Minor masonry List B Mary 051588 repairs to external issued walls 627771 Sherington: St BUCKINGHAM Grade I 2020- List B R&C Window Repairs List B Laud 052167 issued
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627527 Sotwell: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2020- List B R&C Repairs to roof List B James 051462 issued 627744 Soulbury: All BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2020- List B R&C South window of List B Saints 051739 tower (poss 19th or issued 15th century plain glass) damaged by wind. 12 panes blown out then lots more fell out when boarding it up as leadwork was in need of conservation 627212 South OXFORD Ungraded 2019- List B R&C Roof repairs and List B Kidlington: St 031943 replacement of issued John the coping stones Baptist 627315 Steventon: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B Churchyard Repair of List B Michael & All 050991 churchyard wall issued Angels SEPARATE to altering the wall to accomodate tree 627263 Taynton: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2020- List B Churchyard Felling Dead Pine List B John the 051831 Tree issued Evangelist 627022 Thame: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B Churchyard Repairs to List B Mary the 051792 Churchyard stone issued Virgin wall 627470 Tilehurst: St BERKSHIRE Ungraded 2019- List B Development Installing fixed List B Catherine of 043384 noticeboards, and issued Siena hooks for banners in church nave 627473 Tilehurst: St BERKSHIRE Grade II 2020- List B Churchyard Lychgate repairs to List B Michael 051374 tiles and walls issued 627364 Wasing: St BERKSHIRE Grade I 2020- List B R&C Repair of corner List B Nicholas 051951 posts holding issued cladding on outside of Bellcote 627553 West DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- List B Churchyard Felling of dead List B Hendred: Holy 051641 cedar tree issued Trinity 627127 Wheatley: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2019- List B Churchyard Introduction of List B Mary the 035549 metal memorial issued Virgin bench 627321 Wootton: St DORCHESTER Grade II 2018- List B R&C Replastering of List B Peter 025772 crack issued 627497 Ashbury: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- Faculty - M&E To run new 28mm Faculty Mary the 049229 Minor copper heating issued Virgin pipes under the nave pew platforms to connect to the existing radiators. 627776 Aston Clinton: BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2020- Faculty - M&E Chancel lighting - Faculty St Michael & 049355 Minor final of three issued All Angels phases 627594 Aylesbury: St BUCKINGHAM Grade I 2019- Faculty - R&C Internally Petition Mary the 035947 Minor ventilated submitted Virgin MAJOR protective glazing to Dio Reg to chancel
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PARISH CHURCH
627731 Cheddington: BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2020- Faculty - R&C conservation of Faculty St Giles 049553 Minor tower and issued parapets, sherry bates involved 627008 Chinnor: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- Faculty - R&C masonry repairs NOA Andrew 051836 Minor and structural work issued to tower 627410 East Garston: BERKSHIRE Grade II* 2020- Faculty - Heritage Replacement of Faculty All Saints - 048751 Minor Crime lead on porch with issued HAR TCSS following theft 627691 Hoggeston: BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2020- Faculty - Heritage replacement of NOA Holy Cross 051353 Minor Crime roof following theft issued 627203 Marston: St OXFORD Grade I 2019- Faculty - M&E Renewal of heating Faculty Nicholas 045562 Minor and electrical issued systems 627203 Marston: St OXFORD Grade I 2020- Faculty - Churchyard Construction of an Faculty Nicholas 046156 Minor accessible path to issued the memorial garden 627220 Oxford: St OXFORD Grade I 2019- Faculty - Churchyard Creation of NOA Giles 039855 Minor permanent issued labyrinth in churchyard 627061 Stoke Lyne: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2019- Faculty - Seating Removal of 4 Faculty Peter 043104 Minor stained pine pews issued 627158 Swalcliffe: St DORCHESTER Grade I 2020- Faculty - R&C Conservation of Petition Peter & St 051016 Minor wall paintings submitted Paul to Dio Reg 627727 Woughton-on- BUCKINGHAM Grade II* 2019- Faculty - Churchyard Installation of a Petition the-Green: St 045305 Minor root protection submitted Mary membrane to 1 to Dio Reg metre deep along the south side of the south porch paving and to the south-east side of the porch 627655 Dorney: St BUCKINGHAM Grade I 2020- Faculty - R&C Repainting 17th Faculty James the Less 048511 Major century inscription issued 627112 Garsington: St DORCHESTER Grade II* 2019- Faculty - Heritage Replacement of NOA Mary 035603 Major Crime stolen copper and issued lead with TCSS installation of clay tile ridge. 627203 Marston: St OXFORD Grade I 2019- Faculty - Reordering Removal of pews Registrar Nicholas 045562 Major from west end of to issue north and south faculty aisles 627391 New Windsor: BERKSHIRE Grade II* 2019- Faculty - M&E Complete NOA St John the 043857 Major restoration of issued Baptist Hunter organ including electrification replacing tubular pneumatics - to include
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regularisation of interim for temporary electronic organ
627332 Owlsmoor: St BERKSHIRE Ungraded 2019- Faculty - R&C Replace external Faculty George 045954 Major windows and doors issued 627333 South Ascot: BERKSHIRE Grade II* 2020- Faculty - Liturgical Introduction of Registrar All Souls 049322 Major new painting in to issue nave faculty 627110 Elsfield: St OXFORD Grade II* 2020- Faculty - R&C Introduction of Petition Thomas of 049230 DA rainwater goods to submitted Canterbury south aisle, repairs to Dio Reg to stonework, south facing window and drainage channel; 13.05.20 NOA Issued 627384 Maidenhead: BERKSHIRE Grade II 2020- Faculty - M&E Introduction of a NOA St Luke 048864 DA projector and issued screen with provisos 627229 Summertown: OXFORD Grade II offline Enquiry - Churchyard Compromised Interim St Michael & email churchyard wall faculty All Angels issued
8. Completed projects feedback
None
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