A new campaign is underway to save a 17th century chapel where two martyrs said Mass.

In 1678, it was reported to the House of Commons that two Jesuits, Philip Evans and David Lewis, had celebrated a "well attended” Mass at the Gunter Chapel in Abergavenny, Wales.

The two men were later arrested and condemned to death for their religion. Evans was executed on 22nd July 1679, and Lewis a month later on 27th August. They were subsequently canonised, the last Catholic martyrs of Wales.

The site is now in urgent need of protection and refurbishment.