Hayes Street, Hayes, BR2 7LH

A church with 850 years of history to explore. Records show that the church's first Rector arrived in around 1175. By about 1200, a nave, a short chancel, and the lower two-thirds of the west tower had been built.; the top third of the tower was in place by 1400. The building was enlarged to designs by George Gilbert Scott (north aisle, 1856) and John Oldrid Scott (south aisle, 1879).

Getting there

Train

Hayes (Kent)

Bus

119

Access

Facilities

• Accessible toilet
• Gender neutral toilet
• Seating available
• Toilets

Accessibility notes

Visitors who book onto the churchyard tour should dress appropriately for the weather, and avoid wearing open-toed or high-heeled footwear.