Which buildings did we work on?

Our Grant Scheme

We allocated major grant funding to help preserve, restore, and enhance historic buildings within the High Street Heritage Action Zone. You can see which buildings we worked on below. All works used traditional materials and methods. Our grants varied between 50% and 75% of the cost of the works.

We are no longer seeking new expressions of interest for grant funding. 

41 Westgate Street

Saving a Tudor timber frame 39 and 41 Westgate Street are early timber framed buildings, dating from the middle of the 16thC which may originally have been built as one property. 39 was extended upwards in the early 1800s. Both...

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29 Westgate Street

29 Westgate Street

Art Deco inspired shop front Cathedral Quarter funding helped to install a new shopfront on 29 Westgate Street, drawing on Art Deco-style features in the upper windows to inform a period-appropriate design. Before and afters

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88 Westgate Street

88 Westgate Street

How the funding is being used Sitting on the corner of Westgate Street and Three Cocks Lane, No 88 occupies a prominent location in Gloucester city centre but represented a 'gap site' in the Cathedral Quarter streetscape. With...

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The Folk of Gloucester

The Folk of Gloucester

Frontage repairs and accessibility   The buildings at 99-103 Westgate Street house the Folk of Gloucester (formerly the Folk Museum). Cathedral Quarter funding was used to increase accessibility in this community space and...

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32-34 Westgate Street

32-34 Westgate Street

Roof repairs and building assessments The buildings at 32-34 Westgate Street incorporate the remains of Gloucester's eighteenth-century Theatre Royal. First built in 1791, the theatre building was remodelled in 1922 when it was...

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The Fleece Hotel

The Fleece Hotel

Peeling back the layers and understanding the timber frame The former Fleece Hotel is a Grade I-listed complex of buildings comprising a twelfth-century undercroft, fifteenth-century timber-framed halls above, and other later...

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14 Westgate Street

14 Westgate Street

Two new flats, roof and facade repairs, new shop front No 14 Westgate Street (Meeks Shoes) is a Grade II*-listed building with a fine plaster work ceiling dating from the 17th century. The funding was used to convert the upper...

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39 Westgate Street

39 Westgate Street

Structural repairs, revealing timber framing and conservation of Tudor wall paintings 39 and 41 Westgate Street are early timber framed buildings, dating from the middle of the 16thC which may originally have been built as one...

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The Dick Whittington

The Dick Whittington

Stone repairs and internal restoration 100 Westgate Street (The Dick Whittington) is an early timber framed building which had a Georgian façade added in the 1700s. Cathedral Quarter funding was used to secure the façade,...

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