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Former St Mark's URC Church, Amble


The former St Mark’s United Reformed Church is located on the corner of Bede and Wellwood Street in Amble. It was originally built in 1894 as a Congregational Church. The church closed at the end of December 2021 because of rising maintenance costs and a declining congregation. The building was up for sale by auction in May 2022.

Bygone Amble Historic Buildings and Monuments in Amble Former Church 1894 United Reformed Church
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Amble church to close due to rising costs and dwindling congregation
- Northumberland Gazette, 7th Sep 2021. "An Amble church is set to close at the end of this year as the rising costs of maintaining the building and a dwindling congregation …
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St Mark's Reformed Church, Amble
- Substantial stone built former church. Floor area 255 sq. m. (2,746 sq. ft.) Erected in 1894 (Not listed). Suitable for a variety of uses stpp. Prominent town centre position. Small …
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St Mark's Reformed Church, Amble
- Substantial stone built former church. Floor area 255 sq. m. (2,746 sq. ft.) Erected in 1894 (Not listed). Suitable for a variety of uses stpp. Prominent town centre position. Small …
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Simon Cotterill
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St Mark's Reformed Church, Amble
- Substantial stone built former church. Floor area 255 sq. m. (2,746 sq. ft.) Erected in 1894 (Not listed). Suitable for a variety of uses stpp. Prominent town centre position. Small …
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Simon Cotterill

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