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Maggie Durran: Cost and quality

Posted: 06 Aug 2008 @ 00:00

Your column about the cost of adapting a church for community use discouraged our members, as the potential bill for our church adapta­tion is high, but we believe that the quality of the building justi­fies the expense. We do not want a cheap solution in a superb building.

NEITHER DO I. The challenge comes when you have to pay for a relatively expensive change.

Most potential external funders do not have limitless resources; so they will ask ...

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