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revealed that the buildings were riddled with damp and woodworm which would have been very expensive to remedy. It was decided to demolish the church and rebuild it, rather than improve the original building. Consequently, the church was demolished in 1984 and a new, smaller church was later opened in 1991, using what had been the substantial parish hall as its core. There is another church, Oakham
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Since around the year 2000, numerous pubs, especially the housing estate-based establishments, have gone. The
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The growing parish produced two mission churches: one, St
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