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Urgent repairs needed on Grade II listed bell tower

Andrew Spence
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Google Street View Beverley Minster Parish Hall, with its bell tower. There are cars parked in front of the red brick building. Google Street View
Beverley Minster Parish Hall's bell tower has been deemed unsafe

Plans have been submitted to remove a bell tower in East Yorkshire for urgent repair work.

The Grade II listed tower on Beverley Minster Parish Hall has been deemed unsafe in a report by surveyors.

The work would include the replacement of much of the timber, which has decayed.

Some parts of the tower are missing completely and some are loose.

Google Street View Beverley Minster Parish Hall bell tower Google Street View
Urgent work is needed on the tower

The plans submitted to East Riding Council say the changes would be made without altering the tower's appearance, reports the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

The parish hall is used by the minister and other community groups, and can host up to 100 people.

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