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Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
Organisation PageWill fund amenities within a church building for use by the whole community, including toilets, kitchen facilities, disability access and re-organisation of internal space.
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Biodiversity
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Building performance
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Caring for our environment
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Choosing the right heating system
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Churches
Resource PageSt Werburgh was an Anglo Saxon princess, born around 650AD. She was a nun at the convent of her aunt, St Etheldreda. Her most famous story is of a goose restored to life, although there is another tale in which she banished all geese from a village. In the Middle Ages, the pilgrim badge for visiting the Shrine of St Werburgh, now on display behind the altar at Chester Cathedral, was a basket of geese.
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Climate change
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Climate change and the historic environment
Resource PageThe church sits across the river from Kirkhaugh village. The dedication to The Holy Paraclete is unique in England. The fine hammer beam roof, large fireplace and pencil thin fleche spire were the inspiration of its builder, Revd Octavius James.
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Control of pollution (oil storage)
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Control of pollution (oil storage) regulations
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