BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST UMITED

...... , ...... ~ ...... _...... "...... A company limited by guarantee and Registered in . Registralion No. 897822 Regislered Charily No 254094 Regist("rt:d Orflce- The Old B(\wls Pavilion , Bridgford Road. W("St Bridgford. NOllmgham T('I('phon(': NOllmgham 819622 (STD 0602 ) ~Fifteenth Annual Report 1981-82 NOTTINGHAMSHIREBUILDING PRESERVATION

TRUST LIMITED

OFFICERS

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

VICE CHAIRMAN MRS. I. M. SKIRVING, J.P.

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

HONORARYSECRETARIES DR. R. MIDDLETON,M.A. (April, 1981 - June 1981)

MR. G. A. TURNER, R.I.B.A. (J " t J 1981 A "1 1982 MR. J. A. SEVERN, R.I.B.A., J.P. o~n,une - pr~,

HONORARYTREASURER MR. J. FARRER, I.P.F.A., F.R.V.A.

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

MEMBERSOF THE COunCIL OF 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. CLLR MRS. K. CUTTS (Ru~hcliffeBorough Council) MR. J. DANIEL (Newark DI~~rictCouncil) MR. D. N. DURANT(Notts Local History Council) MISS. A. D. FENWICK,_ MR. J. A. GILLESPIE CLLR A. M. GREEN ( Council) CLLR GJ. GRICE ( Council) CLLR D. HALLAM( Broxtowe District Council) CLLR F. HIGGINS (Nottinghamshire County Council) MR. M. T. HILDYARDM.B.E., M.C. D.L. (C.P.R.E.Notts Branch) MR. M. W. HORROCKS CLLR R. HOWARD( Nottinghamshire County Council) CLLR D. JEFFREYS ( Nottinghamshire County Councjl) MR. P. LYTH B.Sc. (Agric) (Community Council for Nottinghamshire) CLLR J. McGUIGAN( District Council) MR. J. A. SEVERNR.I.B.A., J.P. CLLR W. A. SHAW(Nottinghamshire County Council) CLLR D. W. TONGUE( City Council) MR. K. S. TRAIN M.A., A.-R.C.S., F .S.A. (Thor"oton Society) MR. G. A. TURNERR.I.B.A. MR. T. L. TURTON(Gedling Borough Council) Co-opted Members: MR. R. BLENKJNSHIP (Nottingham City Planning Dept.) REPORT ON THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES MR. R. A. HARRISON(Newark Di s trict Planning Dept.) MR. H. A. JOHNSONR.I.B.A. DR. M. A. L. PRINGLE The past year has seen changes for the Trust both in location and many DR. N. SUMMERS objectives. After successful years sharing secretarial MR. V.R. WEBSTER,M.A. services and office space with the Community Council for Nottingham­ shire the Trust now has its own office located in the Old Bowls Pavilion within the shadow of St. Giles Parish Church, . The jOint honorary Secretaries are now Mr. John Severn and Mr. Geoff Turner who act with support from Mrs Janet Blenkinship. MEMBERS OF THE TECHNICAL PANEL The hope is that the new headquarters will serve as a meeting place for groups and individual members to study or hold discussion groups in addition to providing a location for formal committees and meetings of the Trust. More reliance is being place on voluntary help from members Trust who might otherwise MR. G. L. ARCHER of the feel outside the main thrust of the Trust's endeavours. MR. G. BEAUMONT MR. R. BLENKINSHIP The 1981 Annual General Meeting was held in the Tudor Barn MR. M. E. BURROWS at Church at which, following the business of the meeting, MR. B. CATHER a challenging talk was given by the Chairman as to the future role MR. J. A. GILLESPIE the Trust supplemented by an· informative discourse on recent MR. R. A. HARRISON of small housing . An MR. M. W. HORROCKS discoveries in the history of scale exhibition was also held showing the work of the Trust in measuring and MR. H. A. JOHNSON recording bu MRS R. NICHOLSON ildings of local interest. MISS A PATRICK The new Newsletter was much evidence during and DR. M. A. L. PRINGLE style in the year, four editions have been circulated to all members. The Newsletter MR. J. SAMUELS is seen as an important link between members as well as circulating MR. J. A. SEVERN significant and interesting infor~ationof a technical and historic MR. R. SIMPSON nature. DR. N. SUMMERS MR A. SMITH The annual coach seven many dovecotes MR. G. A. TURNER tour included visits to of the in the County. The tour was organised and led by Mr. John Severn MR. R. WEBSTER who is a leading investigator in this field. The tour was most enjoyable and ended with tea at Thrumpton Hall. It is the intention of the Trust to establish and develop an archive, within the Trust's premises, of buildings of all types in the County. This archive would be available both locally and nationally . linked with those of other agencies. To this end measuring parties have been organised, mainly by week-end visits to Flintham and Upton. Members who took part not only spent an enjoyable time measuring and ADMINISTRATION drawing up the selected buildings in good company, but also made a valuable contribution to original research and recording of some MRS J. BLENKINSHIP of the smaller rural domestic buildings of the county. The Technical advisers continued to give specialist advice to the owners of listed and other vernacular buildings, and also made pertinent observations on planning and listed building applications when invited to do so by local planning authorities.

2 3 After many years of negotiation and fru s tration t he st one farm buildings at Linby Lane, Papplewick, were finally acquired by the Trus~readyfor the work of restoration to commence. The assistance giv en by Gedling Borough Council thr oughout this saga was much appreciated. The Trust is now looking forward to the challenge of once again belng involved in the work of positive conservation.

We look back on an eventful year, when, it is hoped, the seeds were sown for a ri cher harvest of achievement in the years ahead. One outstanding problem, still in need of a solution, is to find an effe c tive way of using the list of buildings at risk maintained for the Trust by Dr. Mike Pringle.

Thanks are due to all those who gave thei.r time so freely in order to assist the Trust, not forget.ting our Treasurer, Mr. J. Farrer and our Legal Adviser, Mr. A. Sandford

CONTRIBUTIONS

The Tr us t wi shes to place on record its appreciation for the donations so kindly given by Local Authorities, in the year under review, in support of it s work. The amounts re ceived are shown below: £ Nottin ghamshire County Council 675 Gedling Borough Council 1,000 Newark District Council 1,500 1,270 Rushcli ffe Borough Council 1,105 In arldition to it s annual grant,Nottinghamshire County Council made a contribution of £4,250 to aSSIs t the Trus t in the major expense of establishing it s new offices. This sum of money was greatly appreciated.

PROFESSORM.W. BARLEY Chairman G.A. TURNER/ J . A.SEVERN Secr etaries

Bede House Chapel, Newark r est ored and in use as the off ic e of the Voluntary Servi ce . A very s uccess fu l j oi nt e ffo r t between the Trus t and Newark Dis t ric t Council

4 5 LIST O~SUBSCRIBERS 1981/82

Abbey Gates ~omen'sInstitute Chesterfield Canal Society Adcock. Mrs. C•• Radcliffe-on-Trent Cioch, Mr. J., Caythorpe A11ebon. ~!r:BM•. Dip.Arch (Leics.). Clarke. Mrs. D•• Beeston ~.I.B.A.Plumtree ClaY-Dove, Mr. & Mrs. Sutton-In-Ashfield AlIen. Mrs. P.R •• South Collingham Collingham Parish Council Allsop. t-lr. J •• Mapperley Collingham ,fomen's Institute Archer. Mr. G.L •• Gringley-on-the-Hill Colston Bassett Parish Counc~l Architects' Design Group. Lockington Cooper, Miss M., Beeston Ashton. Mrs. G.L •• Littleworth Corder. Mr. ~.S.,F.R.I.C.S •• Nottir~ham Aslockton and Whatton 'Nomen's Institute Cotton. Professor R.E.,Normanton-on-the-Wolds Auld. Mr. & Mrs. J.S •• Farnsfield Crampin and ?ring, ~!ottingham. Awsworth Parish Council Craven-Smith-Milnes, Mrs. ~•• Southwell Bagguley. Miss M. L •• Bradmore Craven-Smith-Milnes, Mr. R•• ~inkburn Barbor. Mr. & Mrs. R•• Hickling Cundy. Mr. T.\L A.. Fapplewick Barley. Professor M.'11.. M.A•• F .S.A •• Dalton. Mr. F., Hoveringham Chilwe11 Dawson, Mrs. J., Barker. Mr. P •• Kirklington Day, Mr. E•. Gringley-on-the-Hill Barron. Miss M•• Dickinson, Mr. D•• Gedling Basford. Miss I.N .• Lowdham Dobson, Mr. J., Papplewick Bateman. Mrs. KM•• Calverton Dodsworth, Mr. R.C •• Fast Bridgford Beaumont. Mr. G•• Dip.Arch (P.N.L.) Doyle. Professor '11., Beeston Hons.,R.I.B.A. West Bridgford Duckworth. Mxs. K., M.Phil., Keyworth Beckingham Women's Institute Duffin. Mr. & Mrs. J.R .• Orston Bedford. Mr. I.M •• Linby Durant. Mr. & Mrs. D.N., Bleasby . .•..r::~.... Beeby. Mr. K.L .• East Bridgford Parish Council Beeston & District Civic Society East Bridgford ':Iomen's Institute Beeston & District Local History Society East Markham Parish Council ~ Bell. Dr. & Mrs. G.D., Lambley Eastwood Town Council Benoy. Gordon & Partners, Collingham Eberlin & Partners. Nottingham Bingham Town Council Edgar, Mr. J.B., Radcliffe-on-Trent Bingham & District Local History Society Education Resources Service, Gedling Blagg, Mr. H.G.. Fiskerton Edwalton Women's· Institute \ Blagg, Col. T.. Historical Society Blamey, Mr. R.W•• Southwell Egmanton Women's Institute Bleasby Parish Council Elkesley Parish Council Blidworth Parish Council Epperstone Parish Council Boden, Mrs. D•• Nottingham EvertGn Women's Institute Bower. Mrs. J.H •• Oldcotes Sxley. Mrs. M., Burton Joyce F R -;, 'T F L o o R Bowler, Mrs. M., Redhill Fenwick, ~IissA.D •• Ordsall Boylin, Mr. G., J.P •• Ruddington Flintham Parish Council r- l=d ------Bramcote Women's Institute Foot. l"x. ft.• G•• laxton Brand, Mr. K.D.G •• Woodthorpe Fox, Mr. A•• New Romney, Kent up Brind. Brigadier J. L.. East Harkham Frith, Mr. B.A.R•. Blyth Brotherton. Cllr. C.J •• Sherwood Frogatt. Mr. A•• Mansfield Buchanan, Mr. A.G •• Blyth Fry. Mrs. H•• Sherwood Buchanan, Sir Charles, Sutton Bonington Furmidge, Mrs. M.. Alford Buckley, Dr. J.C., Bramcote Gamst0n with West Drayton and Eaton - Fpl , Fp Bullock, Mr. & Mrs. R., Parish Council ------~- Burnett. Mrs. M.P.. East Bridgford Gardiner. Mrs. r.M.• Rurton Joyce ~"'')l''~ChQ~~t· Bussens. 11rs. D., GarnHr. John & Co .• Sutton-in-Ashfield bq"Q"", lO.p Calverton Parish Gouncil Garnett. Mx. R.D•• Norwell Calv~rtonPreservation Society Geores · Mrs. J .S.B., \{orksop Car Colston & Women's Institute Gillespie. Mr. & Mrs. J.A., Upton Cartledge, Mr. D., Flintham Godlewski, Mr. L•• Shireoaks Cartlidge. Mr. D.R., Wollaton Gotham \10men's Institute Cather, Mr. B., Dip.Arch (Leics.) Grey. Miss E.M.• Linby R.I.B.A .. Tollerton Greasley Parish Council G R 0 ~ .. 0 F R LOO Catherall. ~!r.:l.E., Nansfield Iloodhouse Graen. Mr. & Mrs. n.F., 'Nesthorpe Caunton Local History Society Greene. Mr. R.C., Attenborough

One of the houses in Flintham surveyed by members of the Trust. Chambers. ~:r. E • J •• Bi nghaJJ;l Gringley-on-the-Hill Parish Council 6 7 lI!ldfield, thss E., Derby Mather-Jackson, Lady. Kirklington IInll, I'll". B., Ordsall ~Ielly,[llI"s. R.E., Ruddington l-1r. Nottingham Sutton Bonington Parish Council lIa11=, r'r. J .B., !':ast Markham Piddup. I'r. & Mrs. S., ':!oodborough Royle, E.V., lIann, Hr. G., Not tingham Nillgate Conservation Society, Newark Ruddington Local History and Amenity Swain, Mr. P., Nottingham Society Tate, Professor B., Sutton Bonington Hardstaff, Mr. ~.H•. Linby Misson "arish Council Harrison, r.r. R.A .. Sutton-on-Trent Horris, I-Irs. D. E., Beckineham Ruddington Parish Council 'L'aylor, Guy St. John Associates Rufford Parish Council Taylor, Mrs. J., Woodborough llaywood, Mrs. B., Woodthorpe ~'uirhead,Mr. C. D., South Scar le Hawton Parish Council I·ulholland. Hiss F., Bramcote Samuels, Mr. J., Newark Taylor, ~er.J.F., The Park, Nottingham Helps, r·Jr. P.T., Epperstone Hunt. Mr. P., Beeston Sanderson, !'tiss 0>. V., lJingham Thorne, Mr. I.D.P., Kneesall Henshaw, ¥lI". P.J., Nottingham llcArtney Partnership, James, Nottingham Scarrington women's Institute Thorold, nev. H., Grantham Schofield, Hrs. C., North Clifton Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire Henstcck. I"r. A.J.H., 'l.A .. Bingham ~lcClintock,I-Ir. n., \'Iest Bridgford Herring, Miss A., Beeston McMeeking, Mrs. M., Mapperley Park Scott, Mr. A.C.M.B., Babworth Tidmarsh, Mr. J.K., Carlton Scott, Miss S., Nottingham Tollerton Parish Council Tlildyard, ('cr. M.r., M.B.E., ~l.C.,D.L .. Needham, filer. P.R., ',{arsop Flintham Newark Archaeological & Local History - Seager, Mrs. J., Boughton Toplis, Mr. J.F., Southwell Selkin, W.E., Cropwell Butler Torworth Parish Council Hislop, Mr. M., ~tapleford Society ) Selwood, Mr. B., Nottingham Towers, Miss E., West Bridgford 1I0gg, I~r.N.U.A., Nottingham Ne'lark Civic Trus t H01mes, Mr. T.J., South \oIitham r:ewstead Parish Council Severn, Mr. J.A., R.I.B.A., J.P., Tressider, Mr. R., Nottingham l'ome Brewery Co. Ltd., Daybrook Nicholson. Mr. P., Alverton ) West Bridgford Trowell Women's Institute Mr. G.A., Hopkin c:' Sons, Messrs .• Hansfield Noble, Mr. J .L., '.ociety Turner, Mr. J., Lound Hoskins, Mr. & Mrs. K.A., W00dborough North Notts. Gravel Co. Ltd., Bellmoor Shouls, Miss D., Mapperley Park Turton, Mr. T.L., Newstead Housley, Mr. S.S., J.P., Darlton North & South Clifton Women's Institute Shrimpton, Mrs. D.M., Ruddington 'ruxford Memorial Hall Howat, Mr. G., Linby Nottingham Civic Society Simblet, Mr. R.S., Costock Parish Council Howitt, Cecil & Partners, Nottingham t!uthall & District Local History Society Simpson, Dr. J .D., Woodborough Underwood, Mr., Flintham Howitt, Mr. R.C.L., Farndon Nuthall Parish Council Simpson, Mr. R., Gotham Upton Parish Council Hunt, Mer. T.R., Costock Nutt ing. Io'crs. J.. Lowdham Skirving, ~!rs.I .M., J. p., Langar Varley, Mr. & Mrs. T., Southwell Smith, Mr. J.R., Southwell Venn, Mrs. D.M., Halstead Hurst, Mer. ~l.G.. tJewark Old Mansfield :"oodhouse Society Jackson, I"ers. J., East Bridv,ford Packe, Mr. "I., l.'Iinthorpe Smith, Mr. K.A., Dip.Arch.,0outhwell Walker, Mr. D.M., D.A., R.I.B.A., Smith, Mrs. V.M., Bramcote Rempstone Jeffreys, Cllr. D., Palmer. Miss E.~·.,Lenton Smith-Woolley & Co., Collingham Walker, I{alton & Hanson, Nottingh'J..[[l Johnson, ~lr.H.A .. Carburten Parker. Mrs. K.E., ~outhwell Sneinton Environmental Society Walkeringham Parish Council Jolley, l~rs.:;.M., Sast Bridvord Parrey. Mr. 'l.M., Nottingham Jones, l'.iss B•. Newstead Abbey Park Parsons. Mr. M•• Beeston Southwell Civic Society Wallwork, Mrs. M., J.P., Beeston South Wilford Women's Institute Walton, Miss M•. Nottingham Jones, Mr. T., Upton Patrick. Miss A.. ~~estBridgford Kee Inn, Mrs. J. E., "iorksop Payne. Mr. J.H., Lowdham Starr, Mr. J., Cotham Waring, Mr. N.M., Windsor Kelly, MIs. A., !':ast Bridgford Pearce. Revd. Canon & Mrs. F•. Kettering Starr, Miss L., West Bridgford Warsop Parish Council Kinoulton Parish Council Peers. Mrs. E•• Chilwell Staunton, Mrs. E.G., 0taunton Webster, Mr. V.R., M.A., Ravenshead Kinoulton Village Preservation Society Fennington, Mr. M.E •• South Scarle Stedman, Sir George, Oxton Welbeck Abbey Women's Institute Kirkby & District Conservation Society "layer & Sons. John, Nottingham Stewart, Mr. ~., Ruddington White, Finch 8: Rider, Mansfield st. Marks Women's Fellowship Winser, Mr. Southwell Kncesall, Kersa 11 !O Ompton P. C. Plowri~ht,Mrs. E., Barnstone J., Starling, Mr. R.E., Burton Joyce ~dies leisure Circle. ~JestBridg-ford Plumtree \/omen' s Institute Winthorpe with Langford Parish Council Stoll, Hiss E., Ruddington Woodborough Parish Council Laneham Parish Council Poat. Mr. ".G., \~estBridgford Stross, Miss 0•. Nottingham Woodborough Women's Institute Langar-cum-Barnstone Parish Council Pos tIes. l-lrs. S.. ~!est Bridgford o>ullivan, Mr. D., Nottingham Manor Estates Lawson, ~Ir.F.:; .• ;'Iest Bridg-ford Pringle, Dr. M.A.L., Besthorpe Summers, Dr. N., Southwell Mr. Mrs. Woodhouse Leach, £.Iiss ~:.p..,Mansfield Pritchard, Mrs. S.S., Bleasby Wyatt. & A.C., Annesley o>utton Parish Council Lee, Miss s.r~.,Calvertcn Pykett, [lil'. ',{.J.P-., Hawton Lee, Mr. K., Collingham ~adford,Mr. P.V., Langford Lee, Mr. L.G., '!loodborough Ravenshead l/lor;en's Institute Lenton Abbey ',{omen's Institute Readett-Bayley, Mrs., Scarrington Lenten Local History Group Readett-Bayley, Mrs. D., Lester, I"er. A.S., Arnold Staunton-in-the-Vale Lewenz, Miss l.L., Gedling Reeves, Dr. W.G., Clipstone-on-the-\ofolds Linby Partsh Council Rempstone Parish Council ~ Lound Village Hall 8: District Ilistorical and Lowdham Farish Council ~rchaeologicalSociety Lowe, Mrs. G. H., Kirt en Rhodes, I"er. C.G., Farnsfield Lymn, ft.'!!. (Funeral Directors )NottinghaI:l Rhodes. Misses G.M. & S.E.G., Blyth Mansfield Civic Society Richardson. Mrs. D., Oxton r'lartin, ~:r.D.G., Ruddiru;ton Rissen-Kent, Mr. A., East Stoke Martin, fir. K.E., Farndcn Roper, Mr. P.B., Bulcote

8 9 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATION TRUST LIMITED

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 1982

£ Expendi Ilxe £ p £ p £ I nccrne £ p £ P 1980/81 1980/81

7,170 Grants Awarded 800.00 600 Nottinghamshire County _ ~ouncil (350) Less Grants repaid in Grant 4,925.00 accordance wi th 5-ye,?r subscription~: ­ Agreement 4,875 Local Authori ti es 4,875.00 800.00 875 Other 621.25 Grant to Keyworth Barn 1,557 .85 3,000 Grant to Bede House Chapel 5,496.25 26 Tax Reclaimable on Covenants 56.44 1,264 Donations Deposit for Li nby Lane, 88.50 ~ Papplewick 400.00 0 Interest Receivable Planning Permission Fee ­ 261 Bank Linby Lane 75 .00 53.05 2,954 Loons to Rushcl i ffe Borough Counci I 1,851.52 475.00 Management Expenses 1,904.57 2,500 Administration Charge - CeN 719 .00 M i scell aneous 43 Meeting Expenses 70 .00 129 Coach Tours - Income 141.00 solory - Administrative Assist. 877.50 Less Expendi ture 119.80 645 Printing, Stationery & Equipment 582.15 21.20 3 Publ ication of Annual Report 147.00 36 Recording Old Houses & Flintham Travelling expenses - weekend 10.95 Administrative Assistant 8.85 10 Technical Advice 140.00 346 Postages 411.23 Newsletter 10.70 3 Publications & Subscriptions 12.50 35 "At Home in Sherwood" Book let 11 .20 15 Insurance 30.00 6 Sale of Drawings Newsletter expenses 150.00 39 Cuckney Walk and Lunches 17 Farm Bui Iding Survey Team 100 Sale of Equipment expenses 104.16CR 3 Bank Charges 194.05

20 Company Registration Fee 3,692 2,904.07 Defi cit New Office (Pavilion) I ni ti 01 Expenses Cost of Repai r 2,698.26 Cost of Gas Fittings 165.67 Telephone Connection 119.15 Answering Phone 145.00 Purchase and transporti ng furni ture 161.97 Purchose of Office-Equipment 586.50 Crockery 13.96 Gardening Equipment 6.94 3,897.45 Runn i ng Expenses Rates 97.90 Cleaning equipment & hardware 20.74 ~ ~ Insurance 41.00 Personal Alarm 3.25 Telephone 92 .60 Electricity 34.99 Miscellaneous 5.00 295.48 Honorarl:: Techni col Adviser's Fees 327 Trovelling Expenses 230.99 Purchase of films and prints 52.93 283.92 M i scell aneous 1,010 Donations 45 Cuckney Walk and Lunches 35 Re cordi ng 0 Id Houses and FI i ntham Weekend 70 Coach Tour Expenses

Excess I ncome over Expendi ture 2,451.04

£14,902 £12,664.81 £14,902 £12,664.81 v V a. 8 ex> ex> 0 0 0 0 ~ ~ ~ 0­ V' .,..) NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BUILDING PRESERVATION

~'" 11 TRUST LIMITED 0 0 ~ " M a. ~~ ~ 0 ~ C:~ 0 -0 ll'lo­ <>I 8~ frl 8 8 ~ ~ "')N" ,,' M' V' ~I NOTES TO BALANCE SHEET ..: '0 :> 1. Contingent liabilities totalling £850.00 were outstanding at c "h V ;) .... I­31st March, 1982, in respect of full grants and balances of ~!iJfrl '" 0 2 ~ ~ Q) V >.. I­~ I­grants awarded but not yet taken up. . ::J ..:: Cl .,6 6~~ .. C) .~ co 0 , ..: "' !5 >.. '­ .:; '"Q) 2. 5 0) 8 IS ~ I­458 copies of the booklet "At Home in Sherwooo" were in '-0-" Cl ..:: .­~- f-< c u ~ C c.: stock at 31st March, 1982, these are not included in the ~=C '­ VI 0 C » ;) H I­Balance Sheet. .!.;: 8 ~ "c °E c c ~ .... a._ c ~ ;) ;) I­ 0 .­ 4: .. E 5 ~ '" w " EU­ .. ~ :,; ~ 8 8 . 0 °_0 C., "c o.,3:uu c 3. The Interest-free Loan of £1 ,000 made in respect of The 0 Id t:: 0 ~ 0 c '"w 0 .. ~~5 -:;; 2] .Ll C -4:4: "0 :r: ~ ~ () ., i ., 0 o ~ ~ '" Granmar School, Tuxford, on 4th September, 1979, is repayable :::J c ~o~ 0 :; ,,<>e: 4: J: ..:'" ., ~ o 0 5 ~.~ a. L.. on 4th September 1982. 2 CS:g ., 0 co 0­ 0 C "" :1 VIl- f .. 0 '­ .. 0 .­ c c i;~ '0 !5 8­ ..:: .-; ::J .. ~ iG ;) c c zvo <>e: > 8 iG 8 0 ;) 0 0 I­...J " ...J ...J V VI co V ~I11 .E "4: l­ Z 0 J: V 0 ~ ll'l i= <>e: 8 ~ 0 8 g~ ~ ~ o ' C<: ~ w ~ ~8~ ~ -:£ VI .. I ~11 W c:; <>e: Ij Q.. I­ AUDITOR'S REPORT () 4: VI Z a. N N V I have exam ined the accounts of the Trust. for the year ended 4: ex> 0 I­ 31st March, 1982 . ...J W " .0 0 I have obtained all the information and w ~ :b 5 N ~ ~ explanations which I consider necessary for my audit and in my opinion co J: VI proper books of account have been kept. I have examined the Income w W ~ ~ <>e: V ~ and Expendi ture Account, the Bal ance Sheet and Notes thereto wh ich J: VI z are in agreement wi th the books of account. In my opinion the Balance a. !B ~ ~ ~~~ Sheet gives a true and fair view of the affairs of the Trust as at 31st March M ~ ~ ~ e=;~~ 1982 and the Income and Expenditure Account gives a true and fair view () ex> ~v Z ~j of the transacti ons for the year ended on that date. i= " ., I­ 0 C 0 0 Z ex> > 0­ ., 0 '­ ~ ., ;) o " c > ~ a.'­ 0'­ g.: .,~ 4: " c0 P.F. McGOWAN, F.C.A . c ~ ., iG ";) .. 8 '';: Honorary Auditor u­o W~ l5 .~~ C ., '0 :0 .-:: .. IS 0 " ::I ~ go iG '0 1:1 ., ::::i '­ .­ (I,) 0 u 0..­ .;: ::> x E 8 w C., >..';: 8 ::> c '­ 0 ~ :0 0 0 t: ~lSo 0 0 0 ::> ::::i 4: co "4: V aao

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A company limited by guarantee and registered in England Registration No. 897R22 Re\:!istered Charity No. 254094

The Trust exists to help save local buildings of historic or architectural interest from demolition or decay. It works by way of grants to encourage owners to keep buildings in good repair and, if necessary, will purchase buildings and restore them to a useful life .

The Trust invites subscriptions from those who wish to associate themselv"s with this work and to attend meetings and receive reports on the activities.

The Trust is a registered Charity and can benefit from Deeds of Covenant made in its favour.

To: The Secretary, Nottinghamshire Building Preservation Trust Ltd . Registered Office: The Old Bowls Pavilion. Bridgford Road . West Bridgford. Nottingham

I/We wish to become /' An Ordinary Member (min. annual sub. £2 '00) Corporat e Members £2 '50 A Life Memb er £20·00

of the Trust and - enclose my first annual subscription of £... - have completed the Banker's Order /Covenant Form overleaf.

NAME (Block Letters)

ADDRESS ..

Signed .. Date ..

• Delete as apprn1>riate

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