Help repair Yarmouth Minster’s vandalised window

An appeal has been launched to repair and protect windows in Great Yarmouth’s historic Minster, which have been damaged by vandals.

The Minster has stood at the heart of Great Yarmouth for centuries — a place of faith, celebration, and community. Sadly, one of the windows was recently vandalised, as reported in Network Norfolk last June. This window now needs complete rebuilding by specialist restorers. The repair will cost £12,000, and there is also the need to install protection to prevent further damage to all the historic windows.
 
The fundraising team say “We’ve been incredibly moved by the support already shown. The Minster holds a special place in so many lives — from weddings and baptisms to concerts and quiet moments of prayer. If it matters to you too, please consider helping us protect it.”
 
To donate, visit the Minster’s gofundme page
 
This story first appeared on Network Yarmouth.

The top photo of Great Yarmouth Minster is courtesy of norfolkchurches.co.uk
The photo of the damaged window is courtesy of Great Yarmouth Minster.
 

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