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Mar 2016

LETTERS TO EDITOR: Owen Visick, St. Nicolas Church Pevensey: Project 16 and our events

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Letters-to-the-Editor

Hello Friends

Thanks for a good page about our events; but perhaps your readers would also like to know that we now have a page on FaceBook dedicated to the Restoration project. It’s called Pevensey St Nicolas 800 Anniversary and can be reached by a FB button on our website, www.stnicolas800.org.uk

It’s just starting to show a selection of photos of items from a display in the church which gives news of the work to be done – and how much it’s going to cost. (Obviously, we’d like to encourage Pevensey people and our visitors to make some contribution to the fund – we’ve got to find over £72,000!). And during the year we’re hoping to set up a lot more items on show in the church, which your readers might like to come and see.

Also we’re now on Twitter @stnicolas800. There’s something to see every day for those who use Twitter.

Best regards
Owen (Visick)
on behalf of St. Nicolas Church, Pevensey

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