The 19th Century Nonconformist Chapel at the heart of Sheffield General Cemetery has been re-opened to the public after fifty years of dereliction. The listed building has been part of a restoration project managed by Sheffield General Cemetery Trust and aided by grant funding and voluntary work. As a result of the restoration the building has been taken off the national heritage at risk register. Sheffield Live! reporter Azz Mohammed spoke to Mike Clarke, chairman of the Sheffield General Cemetery trust. The following footage may contain flash photography.