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Second Phase of Restoration for Historic Baysgarth House in Barton Gains Approval

It comes as a proposal for a nearby community pavilion for several sports teams’ use has also been granted planning permission

Second Phase of Restoration for Historic Baysgarth House in Barton Gains Approval

The iconic Baysgarth House in Barton-upon-Humber will enter its second phase of restoration, after receiving approval from local councils. This significant decision aids in conserving an invaluable aspect of Lincolnshire’s history, safeguarding its continued contribution to the community for many future generations. Additionally, a neighbouring community pavilion aimed for the use of varied local sports teams has been granted planning consent. This promises an upgrade of facilities for local inhabitants and promotes local athletic skill.

This article was adapted from original reporting by www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk, as featured in The Lincoln Post.

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