Redundant Churches and other Religious Buildings Act 1969 (1969 c 22)

This Act was introduced to address the issue of redundant church buildings and other religious structures that are no longer used for worship. It enables the Church Commissioners to make arrangements for the appropriate disposal, preservation, or alternative use of these buildings. The Act seeks to balance the need to protect architectural and historical heritage with practical considerations of maintenance and utility. It specifically provides for the vesting of such buildings in the Redundant Churches Fund, allowing for their conservation or adaptation for new purposes while preserving their significance.

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Redundant Churches and other Religious Buildings Act 1969 (1969 c 22)

This Act was introduced to address the issue of redundant church buildings and other religious structures that are no longer used for worship. It enables the Church Commissioners to make arrangements for the appropriate disposal, preservation, or alternative use of these buildings. The Act seeks to balance the need to protect architectural and historical heritage with practical considerations of maintenance and utility. It specifically provides for the vesting of such buildings in the Redundant Churches Fund, allowing for their conservation or adaptation for new purposes while preserving their significance.

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