Reverend Richard Hines of St Mark's Church in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, has submitted a planning application to demolish the upper section of the Grade II-listed building. The decision comes in response to significant drainage problems affecting the church's structure.
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St Mark's Church in Wisbech Plans to Remove Upper Section Due to Structural Issues
Reverend Richard Hines has filed a planning application to remove the upper section of St Mark's Church in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, due to serious drainage issues. The church is a Grade II-listed building.
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St Mark's Church in Wisbech Plans to Remove Upper Section Due to Structural Issues