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Contact details:

Property Manager:

Mr Ken Dennis        Email:  ken.dennis@lancasterrcdiocese.org.uk             Tel: 01524 596061

 Property Surveyor:

Mr Mark Atkinson

Email: mark.atkinson@lancasterrcdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 01524 596060

Property Administrator:

Mrs Katie Woods

Email: katie.woods@LRCD.org.uk

Tel: 01524 596063

Health & Safety Practitioner:  

Mrs Lesley Routh    Email: lesley.routh@lancasterrcdiocese.org.uk             Tel: 01524 596064

 

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The Property Committee (A sub-Committee of the Trustees)

Canon Peter Hart (Chair), Canon Robert Dewhurst, Mr Paul Lovell, Mr Roger Carradice, Mr Kevin Hilton,

Mr Ken Dennis, Deacon George Bissett, Mrs Lesley Routh (H&S), Mr Mark Atkinson, Katie Woods (Minute Secretary)

Useful Documents

Parish Property Management Guide

Policy for new halls

Application form  buying, selling or leasing 

Application form purchase equipment over £8,000

Application form for repairs or improvements

Application form school alterations change of use, sell or lease  

Hall hire document

Template Licence for use of Parish Hall

Template Licence for use of Parish Church

Template Car Parking Licence

Tenancy at will for use of Parish Church or Parish Hall

Historic Churches Committee

(Applicable to Listed Buildings and Buildings in a Conservation Area)
Under the ecclesiastical exemption provisions of the Town and Country Planning Act, listed churches are exempt from the requirement to obtain Listed Building Consent from their Local Authority for works of repair and refurbishment, providing they obtain approval from the Historic Churches Committee.

One Committee serves the four Dioceses of Lancaster, Liverpool, Salford and Shrewsbury and operates from:

The Secretary is Peter O’Brien who can also be contacted on 0151 652 9855 if advice is needed on whether works do or do not require an application to the Committee.

Email: peter.obrien@dioceseofshrewsbury.org

Canon Harry Doyle and Rev Geoffrey Steel are our diocesan representatives. The Committee meets quarterly in January, April, July and October, and because of the consultation arrangements laid down in the regulations, applications need to be with the Secretary at least five weeks before a meeting. Separate arrangements exist for emergency repairs, and you should contact the Secretary for advice when this is necessary.

This is a statutory body, and we are under an obligation to adhere to the rules. Failure to do this will mean that we will lose all right to ecclesiastical exemption, and we will then be forced to make a full application to the Local Authority before any works can be undertaken.