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Boston’s Centenary Methodist Church Receives £250,000 for Vital Renovations

Anthony Imrie
Community
Boston’s Centenary Methodist Church Receives £250,000 for Vital Renovations

Boston’s Centenary Methodist Church has been awarded a significant £250,000 from the borough council for essential renovations. The funding is vital to safeguarding the structural and historical quality of the Grade II* listed building. The church intends to utilise the funds to develop a new community room, thereby increasing its capability to offer a number of services for local residents in need. This investment originates from the Levelling Up funds, which are concentrated on the enhancement of community infrastructure and services within the region.

This story was adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting by the BBC.

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