roof was recovered others repaired. A new external corbel figure was added to the east wall of St Hugh chapel to mark completion of this work, it is of Terry Warburton who fundraised and steered the sixteen-year project. Completion of this project was marked in May 2016 with a special service of thanksgiving. Total cost of this project was nearly £2m. Parsons / Prebendaries William Gynewell: fl. 1381 Misericords All Saints' has 25, late 14th century misericords, the weathering on the stalls probably indicates that they were in a builder's yard for some time - which is not as unusual as it may seem - their origin is unknown, some think they may have originated at St Albans Abbey, which was pretty much gutted at the time of the Dissolution of the Monasteries, although this cannot be proved, other suggestions range from Fountains Abbey (there is an historical connection) and more locally Chicksands Priory. It is also worth noting that the fan shaped slots at the free ends of the stalls are indicative that they have been shortened at some point. Organ The organ was rebuilt following the fire of 1985 by Harrison and Harrison of Durham. A specification and photographs of the organ can be found on the National Pipe Organ Register. Following restoration work of the previous sixteen years on the building a thorough organ overhaul was undertaken in 2018 External links All Saints Church website All Saints Church Preservation trust website References All Saints, Leighton Buzzard Leighton Buzzard