The wonderful Grade Two listed north flint wall is showing its age. Built at a time when a horse and cart were the largest vehicles travelling eastwards along the road into the town, the beautiful flint work prevents the graveyard from falling into Western road. Recently a number of flints have dropped out of the wall, thus creating concerns for its safety and solidity. Flint-walling has been recognised as an endangered skill and this wall will be repaired using traditional lime mortar by experienced craftspeople. Currently the estimated cost is £20,000 and is likely to increase. We have therefore decided to set up an appeal. This includes a number of events over the summer months which we hope will enable us to raise enough funds to cover the cost of these essential and urgent repairs.

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The appeal was launched on May 9 with ‘This is my story, this is my song’, performed by Philip Griffiths. A wonderful musical and joyful evening was enjoyed. The event raised more than £170