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One of the things that defines the English countryside are the churches that nestle quietly in the towns and villages over which they've presided for the best part of a thousand years. In fact more or less wherever you are in Leicestershire and Rutland you can pretty much always see a tower or spire poking above the trees. Which is why the parishioners of St.Mary's in Freeby near Melton have been having such a difficult time. Up until very recently, it looked like the only option they had was to pull their mediaeval church down. Ben Jackson went to find out why....