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East Walton, Saint Mary

Two round tower churches removed from ‘At Risk’ register
21 Oct 2020

Two round tower churches removed from ‘At Risk’ register

by Michael Pollitt | posted in: East Walton, Saint Mary, News, Runhall, All Saints' Church | 0

Historic England has added 10 churches in Norfolk to its latest “At Risk Register” but removed seven sites. Two round tower churches – All Saints, Runhall and St Mary, East Walton – no longer feature on the 2020 “At Risk” … Continued

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