For Salvatorian Fathers to complete and return by 31 December - indicate the time they can provide (none, 1 month, 2 months) to service Burnham Market

Report contains:
Acknowledgements; Introduction; Communications between Bishop and Clergy [recommendations 1 to 15]; Communications between Bishop and Laity [recommendations 16 to 18]; Communication between Bishop, Clergy and Laity [recommendations 19 to 38]; Communications between Clergy and Laity [recommendations 39 to 41]; Communications among the Clergy [recommendations 42 to 44]; Communications among the Laity; The Diocesan Communications Team [recommendation 45]; Conclusion

Richard Halsey writes. once Meryemana Foundation has considered the consents then arrange a meeting with Borough Council English Heritage and the [Redundant Churches] Advisory Board. EH may contribute to the survey of the pews. Dismantling and storage of the woodwork (the pews will dismantle into woodwork of various dates, quality and dimensions); re-use of partitioning to be considered; consideration of sequencing of the intended works. Mr Dodd & Mr Derrick [of EH] will deal with you from here.

Following Bishop Grant's survey of churches and presbyteries it was decided that King's Lynn needed doing first. The work has to go before the finance board. Recommended solution is to replace gas fires with oil-fired boilers. Estimates have gone to Mr Boon the surveyor. Allflatt did the sanctuary for £400 less than others. More work to be done.
p.s "May I remind you about the question of re-consecrating the altar when you come on November 30th?"

Whilst awaiting the Anglicans, Fr Richmond has had the Diocesan surveyor, Mr Toller, inspect All Saints. Report not yet available but the project is a safe one without any serious demands. Hopes the Bishop's hospital treatment is successful.

Canon McBride visited and agreed that a survey was required. Tony Rossi will come next week. Be ready for a shock, the place is in a state both in appearance and structurally.

The survey is complete and the results are included in this letter. One has expressed an interest to take the parish on full time - he will spend a week-end there to see what is involved.

Survey results - 31 questionnaires issues, 27 returned of which 13 could not take part. 14 had various amounts of time to offer.
Survey comments - reasons for not being involved; Arguments for doing it; arguments against

Covering letter for a survey.
Now impossible to provide a resident priest at Burnham Market. Loathe to hand the Parish back to the Bishop as Salvatorians have look after it for a long time. The bishop has said he cannot supply a resident priest himself. Suggestion is that a rota be established with month by month assignments - so the attached pro-forma is to identify those members who are prepared to do a stint. Fr Louis and Fr Sullivan will cover for January 1994.

Covering letter for the surveyor's report. Fr Wilson says that despite long list of faults Mr Toller says it is a good opportunity and £3,000 should be enough to fix the problems

Notes written by Myra [Newell] for meeting:
Guild: Pilgrimage cancelled, membership of Guild and Foundation, meetings for 1991,
Council: Activities at St Andrews, Advent Course, Membership leaflets, survey

Report headings: Introduction; Scope of Report; Present Condition; Interior (Chapel, West Doors, South Door, Stairs and Landing, Window Openings, The Priests Room, Lower Chapel); Appendix 1 Work completed since 1961 [listed with cost estimate]; Appendix 2 - repairs outstanding & cost estimate (total £9,500). Plans: Ground Floor, INtermediate Floor, Top Floor; Exterior images (Chapel and failign buttress)

summarising responses to 7 questions using, for each, a pie-chart and tabulated responses to each question option