Cromarty East Church. SRCT. THe Conservation Plan. As seen on BBC Restoration Village
The Worksite

The Worksite

Roofworks 

permeable membrane

hot work

Hot work up on the roof.

A 'breatheable membrane isreplacing the previous impermeable one.

Some of the sarking is too rotten to be re-usedrotten sarking

The slates are sorted so that any that are in good enough condition can be reslate sorting-used. Sadly most of the Easdale slates are too poor and porous.

Those that can be used again arslates in wheelbarrowse neatly stacked.

 

 

 

slate stack

 

 

 

 

 


Earlier Newsscaffolding and signs

Church Notices

Notice 1 22 October 08

Notice 2 28 October 08

Notice 3 12 November 08

Notice 4 27 November 08puzzling over the East Church walls

Notice 5 3 January 09

Notice 6 23 January 09

Notice 7 5 Feb 09

Notice 8 6 March 09

Notice 9 23 marchA short pause for Andrew to chat to boss, Steven Laing, and to David Alston

Apprentice success

 

Newsletters 

 

Newsletter 1 September 08David Alston and sandy floor

Newsletter 2 December 08

Newsletter 3 Spring 09

 

Take a look at the 'What's the Plan? webpage for some of the other conservation tasks to be undertaken at the church.

 

Latest News Stories

We’re extremely fortunate to have Laing Traditional Masonry Ltd as the main contractors. They have a superb reputation, not only for the quality of their work, but also for their commitment to training apprentices – the next generation of skilled stonemasons and craftworkers  

Victoria Collison-Owen, SRCT Director

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