Built in 1902-3 by Northampton architect Thomas Dyer, the Hope Methodist Church is a striking landmark on Higham Ferrers' High Street. Marked out in East Northamptonshire Council's own Conservation Area Appraisal as a building of merit, the church, which is notable for its exuberantly Gothic west end, has a powerful presence in its historically significant surroundings.
http://www.victoriansociety.org.uk/news/northamptonshire-church-plans-flout-government-guidance/
The church has been abandoned since 2004 and has had a Demolition Grant on it since 2008.
I have tried to get in here on numerous occasions over the last year but finally found a suitable access point in a place I never of thought of looking!
I am aware of the noise, seems to be an issue I am having at the moment with equipment.
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http://www.victoriansociety.org.uk/news/northamptonshire-church-plans-flout-government-guidance/
The church has been abandoned since 2004 and has had a Demolition Grant on it since 2008.
I have tried to get in here on numerous occasions over the last year but finally found a suitable access point in a place I never of thought of looking!
I am aware of the noise, seems to be an issue I am having at the moment with equipment.
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More At:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/landie_man/sets/72157650231137409/
