So, on Monday the last of the doors arrived from the joiners, and 2 builders, 1 painter & the 'boss' turned up on site. Looking good! Some doors & window frames got fitted & undercoated.
Tuesday - no wasp nests this week - but the full team back on site again today & more doors get fitted and undercoated, and with the promise of some Bay Tree green paint later in the day. Also they are going to have a go at getting the last doors - onto the workshop - later in the day.
Also the electrician is back from holiday & comes to see what has happened with the power to the units. Problem soon found & 'let there be light etc.'. While he is there he fits the last switch in the big workshop - job done!!
Left my visit to the site until late afternoon today, to get maximum photo opportunities to add to this blog. Oh dear!! - no sign of any builders, no green paint & no big doors hanging in total splendour!
So, let's see what happens in the rest of the week.
Meanwhile, we have been working on other parts of the project. I have finished the financial spreadsheets, so we now know where we are with the money. We have sent out some more invites to people & organisation's for the 'Courtyard Programme 2019' and look forward to their reply.
On Friday, I am having a meeting with the Heritage Lottery Fund team, who are guiding us through the application process, and then on Saturday I am meeting with Councillor Sue Statter, to have a 'catch-up'.
Other than that life goes on apace, and we look forward to telling you in next weeks blog that we are all 'doored, windowed & painted.
Finally, I noticed earlier today, that we are now over 150 people who have 'liked' the Facebook page, with 35 new 'likers' this week.
I hope that you are enjoying following our journey, through the weekly blog, and thank you to you all for your continued support, it is much appreciated.
Finally - just a few pictures to show you the new doors - we think they will look really good when they are finally painted.
Bye for now.
Tuesday - no wasp nests this week - but the full team back on site again today & more doors get fitted and undercoated, and with the promise of some Bay Tree green paint later in the day. Also they are going to have a go at getting the last doors - onto the workshop - later in the day.
Also the electrician is back from holiday & comes to see what has happened with the power to the units. Problem soon found & 'let there be light etc.'. While he is there he fits the last switch in the big workshop - job done!!
Left my visit to the site until late afternoon today, to get maximum photo opportunities to add to this blog. Oh dear!! - no sign of any builders, no green paint & no big doors hanging in total splendour!
So, let's see what happens in the rest of the week.
Meanwhile, we have been working on other parts of the project. I have finished the financial spreadsheets, so we now know where we are with the money. We have sent out some more invites to people & organisation's for the 'Courtyard Programme 2019' and look forward to their reply.
On Friday, I am having a meeting with the Heritage Lottery Fund team, who are guiding us through the application process, and then on Saturday I am meeting with Councillor Sue Statter, to have a 'catch-up'.
Other than that life goes on apace, and we look forward to telling you in next weeks blog that we are all 'doored, windowed & painted.
Finally, I noticed earlier today, that we are now over 150 people who have 'liked' the Facebook page, with 35 new 'likers' this week.
I hope that you are enjoying following our journey, through the weekly blog, and thank you to you all for your continued support, it is much appreciated.
Finally - just a few pictures to show you the new doors - we think they will look really good when they are finally painted.
Bye for now.
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