Church of the poisoned minds
Malicious damage causes particular problems for places of worship, not only because they have to rely on fund-raising for their main source of income but also due to the rising costs of materials and workmanship. Stephanie Denton explains
Church fund-raising schemes for fixing roofs and restoring stained-glass windows are so commonplace they are almost a part of English heritage.
But not all funds raised pay for natural wear and tear -
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