Note: We do not have any roof work with contractors and/or vehicles scheduled at this time.
From Herts Constabulary Online Watch team...
Following the recent theft of a significant amount of lead from the roof of a historic Hertfordshire church, we are asking residents who live near to churches to be alert to any suspicious activity around our local churches.
The recent theft is part of an ongoing series of thefts of lead from church roof's across the UK, causing damage to these historic buildings and costing a significant sum to repair and replace.
It can be easy to assume that vehicles parked near a church are carrying out authorised work, but this may not be the case. Please watch out for vans or estate cars parked near to church buildings, particularly at times of the day when the church is not usually in use.
We are asking people to take an interest in their local church whilst they are out and about. If you are in the vicinity of the church, please don’t ignore anything that you think looks out of place - report anything you think may be suspicious to the police. Please pay particular attention if anyone is climbing onto the outside of the building. If you believe a crime is in progress, please dial 999.
By pulling together to be vigilant, we can deter thieves and help keep our historic local buildings safe.
Thank you.
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A helpful guide explaining why we go around with an ash cross (or weird ashy blob, when Fr Nathan does it) on Ash Wednesday.