The Old School Community Heritage Project
After six years of protracted negotiations to purchase the building, in May 2011 the Hugh Kerkham Charity purchased the building and The Old School Community Heritage Project became the tenants of the building and are working hard to find funding for the refurbishment work by exploring all options. Then in July 2019, a charity to charity transfer took place so that we now own the building.
Activities & Mission
After six years of protracted negotiations to purchase the building, in May 2011 the Hugh Kerkham Charity purchased the building and The Old School Community Heritage Project became the tenants of the building and are working hard to find funding for the refurbishment work by exploring all options. Then in July 2019, a charity to charity transfer took place so that we now own the building.
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Frequently asked questions about The Old School Community Heritage Project
What does The Old School Community Heritage Project do?
After six years of protracted negotiations to purchase the building, in May 2011 the Hugh Kerkham Charity purchased the building and The Old School Community Heritage Project became the tenants of the building and are working hard to find funding for the refurbishment work by exploring all options. Then in July 2019, a charity to charity transfer took place so that we now own the building.
When was The Old School Community Heritage Project registered as a charity?
The Old School Community Heritage Project was registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales on 22 June 2004 as charity number 1104489. It has been registered for 22 years.
Who runs The Old School Community Heritage Project?
The Old School Community Heritage Project is governed by a board of 3 trustees. Trustees are legally responsible for the charity's governance and are listed in full on its profile.
Where does The Old School Community Heritage Project operate?
The Old School Community Heritage Project operates in Norfolk, as recorded in its Charity Commission filing.
Is The Old School Community Heritage Project a registered charity?
Yes — The Old School Community Heritage Project is a registered charity in England and Wales, charity number 1104489.
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TERRINGTON ST. CLEMENT
KING'S LYNN
PE34 4NL
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