Pawlett St John the Baptist Church. The church dates back to Norman times, about the eleventh century, though a church was probably here in Saxon times, a thousand years ago. It was thought to have been a stopping place on pilgrimages to Glastonbury. It has an unusual 3-sided communion rail at the altar, and still has the old box pews, containing pegs for hats when men wore hats to church.
Below is a picture of the church upon arrival. The body and the tower and completely rendered in very very hard and sharp rough cast cement.
Because of this hard coating and some areas of fail, once water / damp gets in behind, it has no way of getting out. The walls of this building need to breathe.
This render must be removed. Once removed and re rendered in a lime putty mortar, we are certain the internal damp problems will resolve itself
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