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Last Updated: Sunday, 10 February 2008, 12:34 GMT
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Appeal to repair village church
People living in a small Shropshire village have appealed for help raising �90,000 needed to preserve its church.

The Grade II listed All Saints Church in Grinshill, north of Shrewsbury, needs repairs.

The parish, which only contains about 200 people, is planning a folk music evening and other events in a bid to raise the funds.

Ian Sawers, from the church, said: "We desperately need more people to come and help."



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