Gearing up on site at Jacobs Wells

Exciting developments are underway at Jacobs Wells Baths as restoration efforts continue...

As local residents may have seen, works are progressing on site at Jacobs Wells Baths as part of our repair and recovery efforts. The latest bat surveys have returned positive results, confirming no signs of a roost. With this assurance, a bat license has been submitted, allowing planned works to proceed as scheduled from the start of March.

Work has begun on dismantling the parapet wall, revealing the impressive strength of the original Cattybrook brick (see image, above). Our contractor has noted that the mortar is some of the toughest they’ve ever worked with, further testament to the building’s historic craftsmanship.

We’re also thrilled to announce that Historic England has awarded £89,743 to deliver a focused scope of works to the South Studio roof over the coming months. Stay tuned for updates as this next phase progresses.

Emma Brown, our new Facilities Manager, has been working closely with the design team to develop a secure access plan for the site and overseeing essential tasks such as site clearance and graffiti removal.

With these key milestones in place, Jacobs Wells Baths is moving closer to its restoration goals.

Thank you for your continued support and watch this space for more updates!

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