In 2015 as part of a reordering project, the ground floor of the tower of All Saints, Wrington[1] was converted into a vestry, “shielded from the nave by a wooden screen situated neatly within the tower arch”. The vestry has a wooden floor and various cupboards; beneath the floor was included a foul drainage connection;  although not utilized at that time, this proved to be timely “future proofing”. Continue reading →