Revamp of Colchester's Oldest Building Put on Hold
The council has announced that refurbishment plans for the Trinity Street church, considered Colchester's oldest building, are currently on hold. Despite the delay, the council remains dedicated to the church's restoration.
"We are committed to preserving this historic site," a council representative stated.
The project aimed to restore and revitalize the church to protect its historical significance and better serve the community. However, unforeseen challenges have caused the pause.
The pause allows for reassessment of project details to ensure that the restoration respects the church's heritage while meeting contemporary standards.
Author's summary: The renovation of Colchester's oldest church has been temporarily stopped, though the council stays devoted to preserving the city's cherished historic building.
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