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St Stephen, The Avenue, Ealing
There are two St Stephens.The old church sits on an island site. The chancel nave and south aisle date from 1875-76 and were designed by J. Ashdown. In 1880 A. Rovedino extended the south aisle and added a south transept. The landmark tower and spire were added by Arthur Blomfield in 1891. It was converted to flats in 1985-87. In replacement a parish centre was added to the early 20th century church hall over the road, this was designed by I.Goldsmid in 1986. The old church hall is now the worship area.
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St John, Algernon Road, West Hendon
Overlooking the Midland main Line just south of Hendon Station. The church is an early work by Temple Moore dating from 1895-96
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Sacred Heart and Mary Immaculate, Flower Lane, Mill Hill (Roman catholic)
Just over the road from the Anglican church, this one dates from 1996 and is by S.G. Crawford of PRC Partnership. It replaced a church of 1923.
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St Michael and All Angels, Flower Lane, Mill Hill
Overlooking Mill Hill Broadway nt far from the station. The design is of 1911 by W.D. Caroe but was not executed until 1921-22 under Herbert Passmore’s supervision. It was extended eastwards in 1932 and 1938 and finally the west end and Lady Chapel were built in 1956 to a modified design of Alban Caroe.
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John Keble Church, Deans Lane, Mill Hill
Prominently sited above the road, it was designed in 1936 by D.F. Martin-Smith and is regarded as one of the most interesting inter-war churches in London.
St Christopher, Bordars Lane, Hanwell
A small church in the north of Hanwell built in 2003 as part of a development that includes a YMCA hostel. It replaced a temporary church on the site that dated from the 1930s. The sanctuary windows have printed transfer patterns that were added in early 2024.
St John Fisher, Langdale Gardens, Perivale (Roman Catholic)
Replacing a church destroyed by fire, it dates from 1970, the architect was B.D. Kaye. It is alongside the 6 noisy lanes of the Western Avenue.
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Holy Trinity, Medway Drive, Perivale
The building facing the road dates from 1936 and is by N.F. Cachemaille-Day, it was originally dedicated to St Edward the Confessor. In 1998 a new church shared with the United Reformed Church was constructed to the rear. A visit in October 2022 saw the old church in permanent use as a nursery and the new church seemingly only holding URC services.
October 2022
October 2014
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All Hallows, Horsenden Lane North, North Greenford
Designed by Cyril Farey 1940-41 on an open triangular site near the Horsenden Hill open space.
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Our Lady of the Visitation, Greenford Road, Greenford (Roman Catholic)
A large church of 1960 by David Stokes, just south of the town centre. It replaced a much smaller building next to it which is still used as a hall.
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London Churches in photographs 