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Jun 2019

St Nicolas church shows results of ‘heritage crime’ with the message, ‘weep Pevensey’

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Yesterday (10 June), St. Nicolas church reported on their twitter feed that they had been the victim of ‘Heritage crime’.

They said ” “Disappointed today to discover that we’ve been the victims of @HeritageCrime .Lead has been stolen from our roof which has caused flooding near the porch door…a tragedy given the years of fundraising we’ve done to try and fix the roof recently”.

Today they show the results of the theft with this message, “As a result of metal theft, this beautiful building is now open to the elements. Weep, Pevensey.”

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