| Their magnificent white-painted trellised lychgate that provided seating for two had a classical roof grassed with turf. |
| Externally the building is approached through a lychgate, which enhances the feeling of seclusion, and a beautifully simple porch. |
| One monument that has already benefited is the lychgate at All Saints Church, Crudwell. |
| Coun Liddington has been raising money for a new war memorial at the lychgate at Sherston church for villagers who died in the Second World War and in Northern Ireland. |
| But when they came out many folk whose eyes were one still lingered by the lychgate. |
| Too large and awkwardly grand with two towers, a lychgate and stone gargoyles for a parish of around 1,400 people, the church was mooted for permanent closure three years ago. |
