A faculty was granted for the re-ordering of the interior of an unlisted building to include a new heating system, disabled access, the re-positioning of the font, removal of some pews and the installation of a small kitchen unit for tea-making. The petitioners had originally petitioned for the division of the interior of the building by means of a sliding screen but this part of the petition had been withdrawn after discussions with objectors. The chancellor was satisfied, notwithstanding complaints to the contrary, that the publication of public notices and the opportunities afforded by the Faculty Jurisdiction were sufficient to allow complaints to be heard. The faculty to re-position the font at the front of the church was granted, notwithstanding the provision of Canon F1 that the font should be as close as conveniently possible to the principal entrance and on the basis that, as baptisms generally happen during public worship, the new position was more convenient for the congregation. [WA]