Church of St James is situated in the heart of Great Horwood dating back to 1340. The turret on the tower, with its distinctive pointed roof, is a landmark which can be seen for miles. The works consisted of; Removing the existing temporary roof sheeting, removing of existing bitumen felt from the timber deck, once bitumen felt removed this enabled us to highlight any defected boards to the existing deck of which were removed and replaced with like for like materials. Installation of insulation underlay and membranes, timber firings, plywood deck to the full area of the roof. Ridge and Eaves ventilation with insect mesh to the full length and removal of existing lead flashings and replaced with new lead flashings inclusive of raking out and repointing. On site fabricated Zinc roof covering and timber battens to the full area of the roof.