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Shipton Reading Room Renovation and Extension

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What the buyer wrote

Shipton Reading Room, our Village Hall, is a Cotswold stone building built 110 years ago. It has changed very little since then and it has had very little improvement over the years. A structural survey carried out in 2015 has shown that the hall is in dire need of renovation and is progressing towards dilapidation. Quite apart from the many structural issues it is cold, damp and unwelcoming. The current capacity of the building is capped at 60 by the fire regulations because there is only one way in and out of the building. The proposed project is to carry out a major renovation of the building including: rewiring, new plumbing, new drainage and sewage system, roof stripped, insulated …

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What the buyer calls it
Shipton Reading Room Renovation and Extension
How they are buying
Quotes from a few suppliersThe buyer approached a small number directly rather than advertising it.
Type
works
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
8 Mar 2021
Work ends
13 Aug 2021

Who the buyer named

Susan Livesey was the named contact on this notice.

shiptonreadingroom@gmail.com