Shaw & Heyside URC celebrated the Queen’s Jubilee with a lunch on June 3rd. There was lots of chatter and singing enjoyed by all.We also displayed a portrait that had been done originally for the Coronation in 1953. The portrait was crocheted by Brenda Sharples who is a member of our Church and lived in […]
Read MoreThere was a wonderful Jubilee Lunch held on Friday 3rd June. It was enjoyed by all. Here are some photographs taken by Sue Jackson and Brenda Bakes.
Read MoreShaw and Heyside URC celebrated Easter by decorating our cross in the garden with daffodils and other flowers. A Churches Together service was held on the hillside at Brushes Clough at 8.00am where we were joined by members of Shaw Salvation Army, followed by sharing a breakfast in Church. We then had a communion service […]
Read MoreThe Guides have been busy creating a wonderful display of Poppies for the Remembrance for the Fallen 2021.
Read MoreThese photographs from 16th July, show the massive (weighs one ton!) girder now in place supporting the section of wall where the original back wall is being knocked through. It goes across the window in the back wall, and the whole section is being knocked through, including the original fire doors and centre […]
Read MoreOn the first photo you can see the men on the roof doing the facia boards. The second view shows the roof tiles going on the side extension, also the Velux window over the new porch area.
Read MorePhotographs from 21st May, where a lot has happened since the previous photographs – we were on holiday last week so there is quite a change. The middle photo is from inside the extension. The warm and dry weather has meant that things have been able to move on. All […]
Read MoreAs you can see the roof trusses are now being added – the workers from H. Bell are now on site to do this. The weather is good so work can progress well, hoping to catch up to schedule.
Read MoreThis week showing the infilling of the land for the carpark, and the patio area nearer the building. The other photo shows the shaping of the top of the wall. The workmen from H. Bell were measuring up for the wooden roof trusses. The other work is being carried out by groundwork contractors.
Read MoreThe first photo shows the shaping in the stonework in preparation for the roof. The second is the wall between the patio area and the parking area. This has to be strong in order to hold back the ground where the car park will be. All photographs by Malcolm Brown.
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