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St Thomas More, Glenwood Avenue Wollaton Nottingham NG8 2NG
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A utilitarian dual-purpose church and hall built in the 1950s as the first phase of a larger never implemented development.The church was built in 1955-6 as a church hall, the first part of an intended development of church, hall and presbytery, to serve a new housing estate at Wollaton. Pending the building of the church, it was designed to double up as a church as well as a hall, with the sanctuary and altar hidden behind a folding screen which could be closed when the hall was being used for social functions. The hall was built to accommodate about 200 people. In 1990 the architect Vincente Steinlet prepared a scheme for a new church alongside the present hall, but this was not built.
