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Place Church Name Parish County Diocese Date Grant Reason ABBOTS LANGLEY St. Laurence ABBOTS LANGLEY Hertfordshire London 1836-1 Place Church Name Parish County Diocese Date Grant reason ABBOTS LANGLEY St. Laurence ABBOTS LANGLEY Hertfordshire London 1836-1837 Enlargement ABRIDGE Holy Trinity ABRIDGE Essex London 1833-1834 New Church ACTON All Saints, South Acton ACTON, St. Mary Middlesex London 1871-1872 New Church ACTON Mission Church, South Acton ACTON, All Saints, South Acton Middlesex London 1881-1882 New Church ACTON St. Alban, Acton Green ACTON, All Saints, South Acton Middlesex London 1887-1893 New Church ACTON Mission Church, Acton Lane ACTON, All Saints, South Acton Middlesex London 1889-1890 New Church ACTON St. Andrew ACTON, St. Mary Middlesex London 1891 New Church ACTON St. Martin, West Acton ACTON, St. Mary Middlesex London 1905-1906 New Church ACTON St. Peter, Acton Green ACTON, All Saints, South Acton Middlesex London 1913-1915 New Church ACTON All Saints, South Acton ACTON, All Saints, South Acton Middlesex London 1922 Repairs ACTON St. Cuthbert, South Acton ACTON, All Saints, South Acton Middlesex London 1922 Repairs ALPERTON St. James ALPERTON Middlesex London 1975 Repairs ALRESFORD St. Peter ALRESFORD Essex London 1824-1826 Enlargement ASHDON All Saints ASHDON Essex London 1829 Reseating/Repairs ASHFORD St. Matthew STAINES Middlesex London 1857-1865 Rebuild ASHFORD St. Hilda ASHFORD Middlesex London 1927-1929 Enlargement ASHFORD St. Hilda ASHFORD Middlesex London 1980-1981 Repairs AVELEY St. Michael AVELEY Essex London 1830-1831 Reseating/Repairs BADDOW, GREAT St. Mary the Virgin BADDOW, GREAT Essex London 1832 Enlargement/Gallery BARKING St. Margaret BARKING, St. Margaret Essex London 1841-1842 Reseating/Repairs BARKING St. Peter & St. Andrew BARKING, St. Margaret Essex London 1852 New Church BARKING St. Peter, Aldborough Hatch ILFORD, St. Mary the Virgin Essex London 1860-1862 Rebuild BARKINGSIDE Holy Trinity ILFORD, St. Mary the Virgin Essex London 1837-1841 New Church BARLEY St. Margaret BARLEY Hertfordshire London 1833-1834 Enlargement/Gallery BARNET, EAST St. Mary the Virgin BARNET, EAST, St. Mary the Virgin Hertfordshire London 1829-1832 Enlargement/Gallery BARNSBURY St. Thomas BARNSBURY, St. Thomas Middlesex London 1914-1920 Repairs BEDFONT St. Mary the Virgin BEDFONT Middlesex London 1828-1830 Enlargement BEDFONT St. Mary the Virgin BEDFONT Middlesex London 1865-1869 Enlargement BEDFORD PARK St. Michael & All Angels CHISWICK, St. Nicholas Middlesex London 1878-1880 New Church BEDFORD PARK St. Michael & All Angels BEDFORD PARK Middlesex London 1886-1892 Enlargement BEDFORD PARK St. Michael & AllAngels BEDFORD PARK Middlesex London 1955-1962 Repairs BENFLEET, SOUTH St. Mary BENFLEET, SOUTH Essex London 1842-1844 Reseating/Repairs BETHNAL GREEN St. Matthew BETHNAL GREEN, St. Matthew Middlesex London 1819-1820 Enlargement BETHNAL GREEN Mission Church BETHNAL GREEN, St. Matthias Middlesex London 1859 New Church BETHNAL GREEN St. James the Less BETHNAL GREEN, St. James the Less Middlesex London 1863-1864 Enlargement BETHNAL GREEN St. Paul BETHNAL GREEN, St. Matthew Middlesex London 1863-1864 New Church BETHNAL GREEN St. Peter BETHNAL GREEN, St. Peter Middlesex London 1874-1875 Reseating/Repairs BETHNAL GREEN St. Simon Zelotes BETHNAL GREEN, St. Simon Zelotes Middlesex London 1911-1913 Repairs BETHNAL GREEN St. Francis BETHNAL GREEN, St. Andrew Middlesex London 1920 New Church BETHNAL GREEN St. John the Evangelist BETHNAL GREEN, St. John the Evangelist Middlesex London 1956-1963 Repairs BILLERICAY St. Mary Magdalene BURSTEAD, GREAT Essex London 1845-1846 Reseating/Repairs BLOOMSBURY St. George, Bloomsbury Way BLOOMSBURY, St. George, Bloomsbury Way Middlesex London 1972-1973 Repairs BOUNDS GREEN St. Gabriel WOOD GREEN, St. Michael & All Angels Middlesex London 1904-1906 New Church BOW Mission Church, Old Ford BOW, St. Mark, Old Ford Middlesex London 1877 New Church BOW St. Paul, Old Ford BOW, St. Stephen, Old Ford Middlesex London 1877-1879 New Church BOW St. Paul, Old Ford BOW, St. Paul, Old Ford Middlesex London 1879-1881 Other BOW Mission Church BOW, St. Mary Middlesex London 1881 New Church BOW Mission Church, Old Ford BOW, Christ Church, Old Ford Middlesex London 1887-1888 Other BOW St. Mary BOW, St. Mary Middlesex London 1896-1899 Enlargement BOW St. Paul, Old Ford BOW, St. Paul, Old Ford Middlesex London 1912-1913 Repairs BOWERS GIFFORD St. Margaret BOWERS GIFFORD Essex London 1829-1830 Rebuild BOXTED St. Peter BOXTED Essex London 1836-1837 Enlargement/Gallery BRADFIELD St. Laurence BRADFIELD Essex London 1840-1841 Enlargement BRENTFORD, NEW St. Laurence BRENTFORD, NEW Middlesex London 1872-1881 Enlargement BRENTFORD, OLD St. Paul BRENTFORD, OLD, St. George Middlesex London 1867-1869 New Church BRENTFORD, OLD St. George BRENTFORD, OLD, St. George Middlesex London 1882-1892 Rebuild BRENTFORD, OLD St. Faith BRENTFORD, OLD, St. Paul Middlesex London 1905-1908 New Church BRENTFORD, OLD St. Paul BRENTFORD, OLD, St. Paul Middlesex London 1918 Repairs BRENTFORD, OLD St. Faith BRENTFORD, OLD, St. Faith Middlesex London 1970 Repairs BRENTWOOD St. Thomas the Martyr WEALD, SOUTH Essex London 1834-1839 Rebuild BRIGHTLINGSEA St. James BRIGHTLINGSEA Essex London 1834-1840 New Church BROMLEY St. Michael & All Angels BROMLEY, St. Mary, Bromley St. Leonard Middlesex London 1864-1867 New Church BROMLEY St. Andrew, Bromley St.Leonard BROMLEY, St. Mary, Bromley St. Leonard Middlesex London 1866 New Church BROMLEY St. Gabriel BROMLEY, St. Michael & All Angels Middlesex London 1866-1869 New Church BROMLEY St. Mary, Bromley St. Leonard BROMLEY, St. Mary, Bromley St. Leonard Middlesex London 1874-1875 Enlargement BROMLEY St. Andrew BROMLEY, St. Leonard Kent London 1898-1902 New Church BRONDESBURY St. Anne BRONDESBURY, Christ Church Middlesex London 1903-1905 New Church BRONDESBURY St. Laurence BRONDESBURY, Christ Church Middlesex London 1905-1907 New Church BROOKFIELD Mission Church BROOKFIELD, St. Mary Middlesex London 1886-1887 New Church BUCKHURST HILL St. John the Baptist CHIGWELL Essex London 1835-1841 New Church BUSHEY St. Peter, Bushey Heath BUSHEY, St. James Hertfordshire London 1830-1838 New Church CAMBERWELL All Souls, Grosvenor Park WALWORTH, St. Peter Surrey London 1870-1872 New Church CAMDEN TOWN St. Michael CAMDEN TOWN, All Saints Middlesex London 1879-1885 New Church CAMDEN TOWN St. Michael CAMDEN TOWN, St. Michael Middlesex London 1908-1909 Enlargement CAMDEN TOWN St. Paul, Camden Square CAMDEN TOWN, St. Paul, Camden Square Middlesex London 1921 Repairs CAMDEN TOWN St. Michael CAMDEN TOWN, St. Michael Middlesex London 1928-1929 Repairs CANONBURY St. Stephen CANONBURY, St. Stephen Middlesex London 1922-1925 Repairs CANONBURY St. Stephen CANONBURY, St. Stephen Middlesex London 1952-1958 Rebuild CANONBURY St. Stephen CANONBURY, St. Stephen Middlesex London 1969-1970 Repairs CANVEY ISLAND St. Katherine HADLEIGH Essex London 1830-1831 Repairs CHARLTON AND KIDBROOKE St. Paul, Old Charlton CHARLTON AND KIDBROOKE, St. Thomas, Old Charlton Kent London 1865-1867 New Church CHELMSFORD St. John, Moulsham CHELMSFORD, St. Mary the Virgin Essex London 1835-1838 New Church CHELSEA St. Jude, Turks Row CHELSEA, Holy Trinity, Upper Chelsea Middlesex London 1842-1844 New Church CHELSEA St. John, Ashburnham Road CHELSEA, St. Luke Middlesex London 1873 New Church CHELSEA St. John, Ashburnham Road CHELSEA, St. Luke Middlesex London 1875-1876 New Church CHELSEA Mission Church, Cremorne Gardens CHELSEA, St. John, Ashburnham Road Middlesex London 1878-1879 New Church CHELSEA All Saints (Old Church) CHELSEA, St. Luke Middlesex London 1910-1911 Enlargement CHELSEA All Saints (Old Church) CHELSEA, St. Luke Middlesex London 1930-1932 Repairs CHELSEA St. Luke CHELSEA, St. Luke Middlesex London 1953-1954 Repairs CHELSEA St. Simon Zelotes, Upper Chelsea CHELSEA, St. Simon Zelotes Middlesex London 1954-1955 Repairs CHELSEA St. Saviour CHELSEA, St. Saviour Middlesex London 1966-1967 Repairs CHELSEA St. Saviour CHELSEA, St. Saviour Middlesex London 1972 Repairs CHESTERFORD, GREAT All Saints CHESTERFORD, GREAT Essex London 1841-1843 Reseating/Repairs CHILD'S HILL All Saints HENDON, St. Mary Middlesex London 1856 New Church CHINGFORD St. Paul CHINGFORD, All Saints (Old Church) Essex London 1842-1844 New Church CHIPPING BARNET St. John the Baptist BARNET, EAST, St. Mary the Virgin Hertfordshire London 1819-1820 Enlargement CHIPPING BARNET St. John the Baptist CHIPPING BARNET Hertfordshire London 1838-1840 Reseating/Repairs CHISWICK Christ Church, Turnham Green CHISWICK, St. Nicholas Middlesex London 1841-1845 New Church CHISWICK Christ Church, Turnham Green CHISWICK, Christ Church, Turnham Green Middlesex London 1887-1888 Enlargement CHISWICK St. Mary Magdalene CHISWICK, St. Nicholas Middlesex London 1889-1894 Enlargement CHISWICK St. Paul, Grove Park CHISWICK, St. Paul, Grove Park Middlesex London 1949-1950 Other CHISWICK Christ Church, Turnham Green CHISWICK, Christ Church, Turnham Green Middlesex London 1949-1950 Repairs CHISWICK Christ Church, Turnham Green CHISWICK, Christ Church, Turnham Green Middlesex London 1956 Repairs CHRISHALL Holy Trinity CHRISHALL Essex London 1832-1833 Enlargement CLAPTON Christ Church HACKNEY, St. James, West Hackney Middlesex London 1870-1871 New Church CLAPTON All Saints, Clapton Park HACKNEY, St. John of Jerusalem, South Hackney Middlesex London 1870-1872 New Church CLAPTON All Souls, Clapton Park CLAPTON, All Saints Middlesex London 1880 New Church CLAPTON All Souls, Clapton Park CLAPTON, All Saints Middlesex London 1882-1883 New Church CLERKENWELL St. Philip CLERKENWELL, St. Philip Middlesex London 1869-1871 Enlargement CLERKENWELL
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