The Project Team
The picture shows the Project Team with the Nimbus Team and the major sponsors representatives Sam Hunt (HLF) and Angela Haymonds (ICET), Simon Drew - Vicar of Marshfield group of parishes (left), and Gwynne Stock (3rd from left).
Team Members
The Project Team consisted of one professional adviser (the Church Architect) and 11 volunteers who put in an estimated 2890 hours of work during the 3 year project.
| Member | Role | Hours |
| Mr Paul Richold BArch BSc RIBA of Architecton, Bristol | Supervising Architect | Not Vol |
| David Adams (a churchwarden) | Project Coordinator | 900 |
| Alan Young (member of the PCC) | Deputy Project Coordinator | 200 |
| Michael Horgan (PCC Treasurer) | Finance Officer | 250 |
| Sally Young | Publicity and Display Coordinator | 300 |
| Christine Gryspeerdt | Researcher and Archivist | 30 |
| Alan Creighton | Website Designer and Manager | 500 |
| Carolyn Adams | Volunteer Coordinator | 30 |
| Ann Ballard | Genealogist | 450 |
| Peter Ballard | Photographer | 100 |
| Maurice Wayne | Adviser | 30 |
| Gwynne Stock | Historian and expert on walled graves | 100 |
Documents and Downloads
Archive AlbumThe Archive Album contains a commentary on the scope of the project and full details of the work undertaken in words and pictures. It is intended to be the definitive document bringing together all aspects of the job. It provides a reference, not only for St James's church history but also for others who may be thinking about, or engaged in, similar work for their churches. Please note that the album may take a few minutes to download unless you have a fast broadband connection. |
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Third Album (with substantial genealogy content)This Album contains less commentary on the restoration work than the Archive Album does and is considerably enhanced by inclusion of as much genealogical information as it has been possible to research since the beginning of the project until 2014. Also included are examples of the paperwork associated with the approvals for the project and for obtaining some of the grants from donors. There are many details too of the events that were organised in support of the project. Please note that the album may take a few minutes to download unless you have a fast broadband connection. |
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Final Project EvaluationIn the early stages it was necessary to set out in some detail the aims and ambitions for the project, not only for the planning of the work, but also to be able to explain to potential donors how their money would be spent. This document assesses how well the outcome matches the original aims and contains estimates of the contributions of time and expertise made by voluntary participants. |
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Full Conservation ReportPrepared by Sally Strachey Historic Conservation This report was commissioned in March 2009 to assist with the programming and funding of the project as well as reviewing the condition of the tombs and memorials and the recommendations for treatment. |
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Nimbus Report of WorksThis is the official report produced under contract by Nimbus, the company selected to carry out the conservation work.
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West Littleton Village and ChurchA comprehensive record of the work and information about the village and the church has been set out in a booklet available in the church for visitors to use during their visit or buy to take away.
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