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   St Catherine's Church Neasden Lane London, NW10 1QB, United Kingdom. St Catherines FoodBank for those who are homeless or in genuine need. Event held in a Church. Add to calendar. St Catherine’s is a gathering of ordinary people who share a love for God and a love for the local community.

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2. www.londononline.co.uk › reviews › 26002"Remembering a Church that had a great sense of community"

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   Neasden has changed over the years and the old church building was knocked down several years back to make way for a smaller community building around the time of the construction of the new underpass..

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   St Catherine’s is a gathering of ordinary people who share a love for God and a love for the local community. We are not perfect, but we believe in trying to express God’s love and his forgiveness in the everyday challenges of life.

4. www.stcatherineneasden.comSt Catherine\'s Church, NEASDEN - Home

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   Welcome to St Catherine's, Neasden. St Catherine’s is a gathering of ordinary people who share a love for God and a love for the local community. We are not perfect, but we believe in trying to express God’s love and his forgiveness in the everyday challenges of life.

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   St Catherine Church of England on the corner of Dudden Hill Lane and Dollis Hill Lane, built 1916. Apart from the railways, Neasden was dominated by agriculture until just before the First World War. In 1911, Neasden's population had swelled to 2,074.

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   In 1901 a temporary church was built on the corner of Prout Grove and Neasden Lane. Following further building developments in the parish, in 1910 an appeal was launched for funds to build a permanent St Catherine's Church in Neasden.

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   Worship - St Catherine\'s Church, NEASDEN. Sunday Morning Worship, 10.00am. The 1st Sunday of the month will be an All-Age Service. 1st Sunday of the Month, 9:30am - Breakfast. Sunday Evening, 6.00pm - Evensong/ Evening Prayer. one of the treasures of traditional Anglican worship.

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   Who built the church at Neasden House?

   • Mr William E Nicol and his wife Catherine, who lived at Neasden House, donated the land and £500 to build the church. It was dedicated to St Catherine of Alexandria after Catherine Nicol (nee Prout). The church was dedicated on 16 October 1901. Neasden’s population rose from 1,040 in 1901 to 2,074 in 1911.

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   How did Neasden get its name?

   • Neasden is named after the Anglo-Saxon term for 'the nose-shaped hill' ("Neasden"). By the Middle Ages, the village of Neasden consisted of a number of small buildings and had a green near the site of what is now the roundabout opposite St Catherine’s Church.

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   What is Neasden Village?

   • Neasden Village refers to the estate based on the two streets which are now called Quainton Street and Verney Street. Between these streets, on Neasden Lane North, a row of ten shops was built with two storeys of living accommodation above.

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   What was Neasden like during the Middle Ages?

   • During the Middle Ages, Neasden was a small village comprised of a few buildings. It had a green near the site of what is now the roundabout opposite St Catherine’s Church. By 1454, land at the eastern end of Dog Lane belonged to Westminster Abbey. St Paul’s Cathedral had already acquired land in Neasden by 1000.

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   Who owned Neasden?

   • Neasden was a countryside hamlet on the western end of the Dollis Hill ridge. The land was owned by St. Paul's Cathedral. In medieval times, the village consisted only of several small buildings around the green near the site of the present Neasden roundabout. In the 15th–17th centuries the Roberts family were the major landowners in the area.

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   When was Neasden Library built?

   • Neasden Library was built and opened in 1931. At the turn of the decade, Neasden Recreation Ground was formed, and then the library was built on the corner of Aboyne Road and the North Circular Road. A new church hall for St Catherine’s Church was opened in 1928, and the old parish room which had been built in 1907 was demolished.

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