A large church near Woodgrange Park Station. It was built in 1886 and designed by A.W. Blomfield. It is now (November 2017) threatened with demolition.
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Home » Blomfield, Arthur » All Saints, Romford Road, Manor Park
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When investigating All Saints, Manor Park, via your site recently, I was surprised to see your comment that it was
under threat of demolition. Do you have any more info…I haven’t been able to discover anything. Would be a
great loss to this rather dreary neighbourhood.
Will
yes we have information that there is plan to demolish and reconstruct in a modern way. However God will talk to peoples living in the perish and adjacent perish and fill with them to enable to maintain as such
This church must remain, it forms a dying part of British history and the sanctity of the Church which is fast disappearing in the surrounding area.
It is fundamental to prevent the ever eroding culture of a traditional and religious way of life which long stood until the working Sunda destroyed domestic and social interaction.