Waterloo Festival
The countdown is on to the Waterloo Festival Launch Party, which will be taking place on June 5, 6-8pm at St John’s Church Waterloo. The festival is set to be a fantastic occasion with live music, drinks and canapes.
The beautiful Church of St John’s is one of our favourites, following completion of stone works and restoration there last Christmas. Our work was primarily focused on waterproofing and restoring the external paving to the front of the church and included facilitating laying a time capsule beneath one of the paving slabs during an evening ceremony. This Grade II listed church has become a vibrant gathering place for the local community and the Waterloo Festival will be an event not to miss!
Szerelmey Restoration works primarily as a principal contractor and offers all the services associated with both principal and sub-contracting.
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