Newspaper article from June 2007 regarding work in progress on the reordering at St Andrew's Church, from The Month, the diocesan newsletter..

The £160,000 redevelopment of a north Essex church is entering its final stages.

Work on the 900-year-old St Andrew's Church, in Marks Tey, started last October.

It has included the removal of the multi-levelled floor and the installation of new lights, an under-floor heating system, lighted pathways, and a new entrance for the adjoining hall.

The last structural addition - a single-level Yorkshire floor - has been laid.

It incorporates a grave slab found buried in November among Victorian fill material, a foot beneath the chancel floor.

Churchwarden Andrew Waters said a report by the Colchester Archaeological Trust has conformed that it is dated about 1360, and appears to belong to Robert de Tey and his wife Katherine.