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Visited here as my g"sons primary school did a Xmas concert here. Small car park round back, otherwise bit iffy parking as a lot of yellow lines around, leaving residential roads only other places to park, then walk. Beautiful interior & windows. Bit chilly as only to be expected in a church. Outside was a little"shed" where there were donated I assume, few items of fresh veg (onions, radish etc), draught excluders, etc with a little donation box if you could afford, otherwise free if not. Again I'm unsure if this is open all day or just when relevant services etc at church.

We went there during the Jubilee celebrations as it had a lovely flower festival on inside! The church is light and airy with lovely original stained glass windows, that were saved from a fire that almost destroyed it in the 90's! There is a lovely community cafe attached to the church for a great tea or coffee and home made cake, they always do lunch as well!!

The church we attended when I read Child. It seems a much more lively active fellowship these days. There was a fire a few years ago and the church was gutted. The opportunity to remodel the interior read taken and my late father was co opted into the PCC to help oversea this. Inside is now a much make useable space with chairs that can be moved in place of powers that could not and level accessible access. Parts of the original stained glass have been simplistically tee used with much more clear glass which makes the interior much lighter and really transforms it as a place of worship.