Built in 1860, the church has an award winning modern extension by Hawes Richards. Once know as the “half crown” church, St Thomas’s originally served a small parish of the adjoining streets, a mixture of large mansions, small cottages and farms. Interesting memorials and stained glass recall Southborough inhabitants, including the Colebrooke family with their East India connections.

An extensive archive display traces the history of the land now covered by the twenty first century parish, as well as one hundred and fifty years of the church and its congregation.

Saturday 1000-1800

Public car park adjoining (including disabled)

Toilets (including disabled)