All Saints, Talbot Road, Notting Hill
Built 1852-61 and designed by William White. The tall tower was planned to be surmounted by a spire but this was found to be impossible due to ground conditions. War time damage was repaired by Milner & Craze in 1951. Currently (Dec 2025) the Lady Chapel cannot be used due to unsafe masonry. There is work by Martin Travers and Ninian Comper, some from St Columb which is now a Serbian Orthodox church.
Emmanuel, Harrow Road, Westbourne Park
Forming part of the Harrow Road street frontage near Westbourne Park station. The current building dates from 1995, replacing a 19th century building, and is by I. Howe and P. Makower. Several furnishings and some glass was re-used in the new building. The church is on the ground floor with housing on the floors above.
St Mary of the Angels, Moorhouse Road, Westbourne Park (Roman Catholic)
The church was started in 1851-52 (Thomas Meyer) and completed in 1857 by Henry Clutton. J.F. Bentley made many additions (chapels and outer aisles) between 1864 to 1887.
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St Stephen, Westbourne Park Road, Westbourne Park
On an island site, designed by F. & H. Francis 1855-56. The apse and porches were added in 1900 by W. Bassett Smith. There used to be a spire that was damaged in 1943 and removed and the tower top rebuilt in 1952. The church was closed in 1991 but restoration enabled it to partially reopen in 1995 followed by full reopening in 1997. The arches between the chancel and eastern chapels were filled at that point to enhance stability and the area under the gallery converted to form a hall and kitchen. Further structural damage led to extensive renovation in 2017-2018.
Christ Church (former), Cosway street, St Marylebone
1822-24 by Thomas Hardwick and completed by Philip Hardwick. It was made redundant in 1978 and converted to offices by Umano architects in the 1980s
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St Paul, Rossmore Road, St Marylebone
Part of the street front of this road north of St Marylebone station. It was designed by J.W. Higgins and built in 1838. The interior has been subdivided and the galleries removed. The worship space is part of the nave and the sanctuary area.
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St Paul, Robert Adam Street, St Marylebone
Built in 1970 by Green Lloyd & Adams to replace St Paul, Portman Square. The church area and its hall and foyer are at first floor level. It has not been used actively as a church for some time. Its current use is as a hall for All Souls Langham Place. The three exteriors at the bottom show it in April 2016, the top set date from April 2026.
April 2026
April 2016.
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St Charles Borremeo, Ogle Street, Westminster (Roman Catholic)
North of Oxford Street, this is a church of 1862 by S.J. Nicholl. The reredos is by J.F. Bentley.
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Our Lady of the Assumption, Warwick Street, Soho (Roman Catholic)
One of the oldest Roman Catholic Churches in Britain. It is by Joseph Bonomi, 1789-90. J.F. Bentley shortened the galleries in 1875-75 and recast the east end in 1900.
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Guard’s Chapel, Birdcage Walk, Westminster
Part of Wellington barracks just south of St James Park. The building dates from 1961-63 and was designed by Bruce George. At its east end it incorporates an apse by G.E. Street (1877-79) that remains from the bombing of the previous building in 1944. The brown brick cloister is by H.S. Goodhart-Rendell dates from 1954-55.
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London Churches in photographs 