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    PV Panels

    Photovoltaic panels were installed in 2010 to the south aisle roof – the first UK cathedral to do so. These cannot be seen from ground level. The installation saves an average of 3.5 tonnes of CO2 per year and due to the feed-in tariffs, it is estimated to generate an income of £46,000 over 25 years.

    State gate

    Masonry works to the State Gate were completed in 2015. This included the lifting and relaying of large stone slabs and the insertion of structural bars.

    Roofing

    We have also completed several phases of roofing works including gilding high level decorative metalwork.

    Access

    Access improvements were carried out to the Precinct in 2016 which included new paths, metal railings and entrance gates.

    South aisle solar panels during installation
    South aisle solar panels completed
    The State Gate paving being relaid
    Regilding high level metalwork
    New paths and gates to the Precinct