An impressive building of 2004-2005 by Thomas F Ford and Partners. It replaced a badly subsided church of 1878. The Henry Holiday glass from the old church has been reused at the east end. The nave is divided by moveable partitions and can be opened out into the hall area when needed.
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London Churches in photographs 
Some parts successful. Benefits from the reflected glory of the original church’s glass. It’s patently of an age , though , where the two new religions of property- and food-worship are architecturally influential ; being , as it appears , a semi-detached supermarket in house-stock red brick.