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Chapel, St Helier Hospital, Wrythe Green, St Helier
A simple multi-faith space. On the ground floor of a hospital built from 1938 and designed by Saxon, Snell & Phillips.
Chapel, Royal Marsden Hospital, Downs Road, Belmont
A large cancer hospital at the southern end of the London Borough of Sutton started in 1963 The chapel is on the ground floor and is a rather simple space now used as a multi-faith facility. There are purpose built pulpit and altar, the latter under a light well.
Chapel, Lewisham Hospital, Ladywell
South of Lewisham town centre but very close to the old parish church. The hospital was built throughout the 20th century and the chapel is in one of the older buildings but is a very plain and simple space.
Chapel for All Faiths, Teddington Memorial Hospital, Hampton Road, Teddington
At the rear of this small community hospital it was built through fund raising by the hospital League of Friends in 1998.
Chapel, Kingston Hospital, Galsworthy Road, Kingston upon Thames
A small room on Level 4 of the Esher Building which was built in 1976.
Chapel, North Middlesex Hospital, Sterling Way, Edmonton
A bit larger than some modern hospital chapels but with no major features. It is in the Pymmes Building built in 1988.
Chapel, Princess Royal University Hospital, Locksbottom
A small multi-faith room where the sanctuary area can be curtained off from the body of the chapel. The hospital was a PFI initiative and built by Taylor Woodrow between 1998 and 2003.
Chapel, Hillingdon Hospital, Pield Heath Road, Hillingdon
In the basement of the main building which was constructed from 1966 by Gollins, Melvin, Ward & Partners.
Chapel, Harefield Hospital, Harefield
A small room on the upper floor of a block containing other non clinical facilities opposite the main hospital building. It was built 1933-1937 by W.T. Curtis of Middlesex County Council.
Chapel, National Hospital for Neurology and Neuro-surgery, Queen Square, Holborn
On the ground floor of the Albany Wing which was built in 1883-1885 by J.W. Simpson of Manning & Simpson. It is now used as a multi-faith space.
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