31 December 2006
Sutton Oak Welsh Chapel Meeting
06 January 2007 Category: Sutton Churches, St.Helens
Mr. Jones writes that the chapel in Lancots Lane has been closed for 2 years and the building has subsequently fallen into disrepair. However, over the next few weeks dedicated members of the Society will be cleaning and repairing the chapel with the intention of holding their committee and public meetings there in February. Church services will resume soon afterwards.
The listed building has some history as it is one of only two structures in St Helens that were made from industrial waste, having been built c.1845. The Society have created their own website which I've added to the links section of Sutton Beauty. I walk past the building regularly and it will be great to see it being used again.
The Welsh Chapel in Lancots Lane, Sutton Oak
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New Blog Page
01 January 2007 Category: Site Info
There's quite a bit happening in the regeneration of Sutton in St.Helens at the moment, so as a new year resolution I've decided to add a Blog page to document it. The intention is to focus exclusively on news and developments relating to the sites and buildings featured in Sutton Beauty. Links for further reading will be provided and with each post there will be an opportunity for readers to add their own comments.
To add a comment simply click on the Comments button at the bottom of each post. A window will appear in which you can type a comment and even add a picture. See the example below for instructions if you're unfamiliar with commenting. To read comments simply click on the relevant post's Comments button. Posts with comments have a number displayed revealing the number of messages.
To add a comment simply click on the Comments button at the bottom of each post. A window will appear in which you can type a comment and even add a picture. See the example below for instructions if you're unfamiliar with commenting. To read comments simply click on the relevant post's Comments button. Posts with comments have a number displayed revealing the number of messages.