TEN YEARS AGO: Hundreds turn out as bells ring from Boston village church for first time in years

The bells rang from Benington’s church for the first time in eight years 10 years ago.
By David Seymour
Published 22nd Sep 2021, 16:00 BST
Pictured, from left, Andrew West and Brian Addison of the Boston Veteran Cycle Club with Bennington Community Heritage Trust members Kevin Pinner, Robert Bell, Kerry Francis, Irene Presgrave, Judy Crowe and Peter Aiers - Churches Conservation Trust.Pictured, from left, Andrew West and Brian Addison of the Boston Veteran Cycle Club with Bennington Community Heritage Trust members Kevin Pinner, Robert Bell, Kerry Francis, Irene Presgrave, Judy Crowe and Peter Aiers - Churches Conservation Trust.
Pictured, from left, Andrew West and Brian Addison of the Boston Veteran Cycle Club with Bennington Community Heritage Trust members Kevin Pinner, Robert Bell, Kerry Francis, Irene Presgrave, Judy Crowe and Peter Aiers - Churches Conservation Trust.

More than 500 people turned out to a Victorian-themed open day at All Saints Church, where visitors could come in and have their say about how it would be used in future.

Benington Community Heritage Trust was working on turning the previously disused Grade I listed church into a multi-use community venue.

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