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St Aloysius Church, Rose Street, Glasgow
Commencement of exciting interior restoration project to recover painted murals
We are delighted to announce that Phase 3 of the programme of work was completed in October 2004.
The completed scheme has met with wide appreciation and has been featured in the BBC News, Church Building Magazine and the Scottish Catholic Observer.
It is hoped to have new images of the completed works available shortly.
A fuller synopsis of this prestigious project is given in our FEATURES section
Illustrations of the work will be included in future updates of our Website.
Luss Parish Church (St Kessog's)
Major Find at Site in September 2002
At the end of a long term project, while carrying out of final works at this Scheduled Ancient Monument Site, there has been a major archaeological find with the discovery of a new hidden historic gravestone. This is thought to date from 12th Century. Throughout all the phases of building conservation and repair works it has been a requirement to have an Archaeological input as part of the watching brief.
As quantity surveyors for the project the incorporation of all the special Statutory requirements has bee a challenging and interesting side to the project. Also involved were the exhumation of human remains which is a very specialised field.
It is hoped that, following further research by specialists, more information on this important "find" can be featured in our Website
For more details of this project go to our Features Page
St Margaret's Hospice, Clydebank
Devers Boyle are pleased to announce their appointment as Quantity Surveyors for a new extension to St Margaret's Hospice. The firm have been associated with the Hospice for many years
The hospice is run by the Sisters of Charity to provide palliative care for the terminally ill and the elderly. As a Registered Charity, St Margaret's is dependant on the generosity of the public and the support of business organisations.
Donations of any size are always welcome.
St Margaret's has recently opened a charity shop at 804 Crow Road, Anniesland, Glasgow. Check it out for yourself by a visit.
St Maragarets regularly holds speciail events which are intended to be fun as well as raising much need funds for the hospice.
Full details can be found on St Margaret's Website which you can visit via our LINKS page
Luss Parish Church following
major conservation and repair
works to both exterior fabric
and the very fine interior
The Sir Patrick Hamill Education Centre at St Margaret's Hospice 