Pictured from left are SWS Broadband’s sales director Rachel Corner and Bishop’s Castle Community Land Trust company secretary Jonathan Brown with the BCCLT Roll of Honour
The appeal is to fund BCCLT’s transformation of the building into two upstairs flats for local people, and a ground floor space for local enterprises, charities and not for profit organisations to use. The works are also being funded by a mortgage from the Ecology Building Society and a grant from Shropshire Council.
Rachel Corner, sales director at SWS, said: “Like SWS, Bishop's Castle Community Land Trust is rooted in the local community so when we visited the project this week, and saw the amazing transformation that is underway, we were eager to donate to the Star’s Appeal.
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