A UNIQUE, CHARMING AND ARCHITECTURALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDING IN THE HEART OF SUDBURY PARISH
The Old Gasworks, Sudbury, was built in 1874 and was designed by George Devey, a noted architect of the time. Gas was produced from coal and piped to Sudbury Hall as well as many houses in the village. The gasholder was dismantled in the 1930s and the building now stands empty, with noticeable deterioration.
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The building is being developed for the use and benefit of the local community. Find out how you can get involved and support the project.
A community responds
In 2013, volunteers from the village formed Sudbury Gasworks Restoration Trust (SGRT), a building preservation trust, which aims to save the building and adapt it to serve the community once again.
As a registered charity, SGRT is raising funds from various sources to:
- Involve people in the research and recording of the building’s history
- Restore, conserve and sympathetically extend the building
- Provide an attractive and modern community facility
The building is being developed for the use and benefit of the local community.
Explore the website to see how you can get involved and support the project.