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St Ethelburgas Bishopsgate, London St Ethelburga's Interior Prince Charles at St Ethelburga's   In 1993 St Ethelburgas Church in Bishopgate London was severely damaged by a terrorist bomb. It was feared that the Church originally built in 1250, was beyond repair. When it was decided that rebuilding was an option Norman & Underwood and their skilled craftsmen were called in. The Stained Glass Division was involved in major repair and restoration work on several windows. The Glazing Systems Division installed floor to ceiling structural glazing glass. The Church is now open again and houses a centre focusing on religions role in conflict and the part it can play in resolving war.   Press releases: Craftsmen From Leicester Company Help Restore Historic Church Ravaged by IRA Bomb   Related Links: » Stained Glass   back to top back to major contracts   11-27 Freeschool Lane, Leicester LE1 4FX, England tel: 0116 251 5000 fax: 0116 253 2669 e-mail: [email protected]