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St Mellitus, Church Road, Hanwell
Right on the crossroads in the centre of Hanwell. It is a church of 1909-10 by A. Blomfield and Sons.
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St James, St James Avenue West Ealing
Just south of Uxbridge Road. It dates from 1903-09 and was designed by W.Pywell. It closed in 1984 but was reopene d as a plant from St John’s in 1990.
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St John, Mattock Lane, West Ealing
A block south of the busy Uxbridge Road. The church was designed by E.H. Horne and built in 1875. The spire was lost in 1920 and there was major reorderings internally in 1970 and 1984.
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All Saints, Elm Grove Road, Ealing
In quiet suburbia at the southern end of Ealing Common. It is a memorial to Spencer Perceval the only assassinated British Prime Minister (1812). It was paid for by his youngest daughter and built in 1903-05. The architect was W.A. Pite.
St Matthew, North Common Road, Ealing
Facing across Ealing Common east of the town centre, is this church of 1883-84 by Alfred Jowers. Relatively little changed inside, the baptistery and all the Stations of the Cross are in a western narthex screened from the body of the church.
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Our Lady Mother of the Church, Windor Road, Ealing (Roman Catholic)
Built in 1867 as a Methodist church to designs by Charles Jones and John Tarring. It became a church for the large Polish Catholic community in 1986.
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St Mary, Perivale
Redundant in 1972 and converted to a small arts venue run by a friends group in 1981, it remains consecrated. The chancel dates from the 12th century, the wooden tower from the 16th. There was much restoration by Laurence King in 1964.
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St John, Church Avenue, Southall Green
Constructed in 1910 by C.G.Miller to replace the old church on King Street, a few yards away. Inside some of the aisles have been partitioned off with glass screens and some of the chancel furnishings have been removed, as have the pews. The west end of the nave is a huge wooden war memorial. There are also some wall memorials from the previous St John.
St John, King Street, Southall Green (former)
Built in 1838 but replaced by a new church close by in 1910. !n 2014 the churchyard was still maintained to some extent. A visit in 2022 found the church enclosed by high fencing and looking in a poor state. The western end of the churchyard has been replaced by a featureless area of paving.
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2014
St Mary the Virgin, Tentelow Lane, Norwood Green
At the eastern end of a large green south of Southall. The church is of the 12th or 13th century but it was refaced in 1864 and a tower added in 1896 so the exterior looks 19th century.
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London Churches in photographs 