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INCREDIBLE views of Fretherne and the River Severn have been captured by a team whose workplace is 100 feet in the air. Two steeplejacks working on St Mary s Church at Fretherne, near Frampton on Severn, took these amazing pictures. Tom Brennan and Richard Osbourne, from Trio Access Limited, dangled from the church spire to allow a close inspection of the condition of the stonework as part of preparatory work to drawing up plans for renovations to the tower and spire. Tom said: We love our job. Through our work we have the unique opportunity to climb historical buildings such as St Mary s at Fretherene.
Cambridge Hall, aka the Tin Tabernacle, in Kilburn
- Credit: Greenwood Projects
Kilburn s community is being asked what it would like to see in a newly refurbished historic building.
Cambridge Hall, better known as The Tin Tabernacle, in Cambridge Avenue, is owned by Notting Hill Genesis (NHG).
The housing association is working with London Historic Buildings Trust (LHBT) and tenants the Sea Cadets to explore future options for the building and how it can be used.
The Tin Tabernacle s interior includes an anti-aircraft gun and mockup of a ship’s bridge.
- Credit: Greenwood Projects
A spokesperson said: This project aims to establish the significance and condition of the historic building, better understand the needs of the local community and identify a sustainable future for the Tin Tabernacle.