Exploring Perivale 2/4 To the Medieval Bit

This is another free walk sponsored by GOSaD (Golden Opportunity Skills and Development) and is the second of our four walks exploring different parts of Perivale.

As before, we meet at the station, but this time we walk behind the station and then south under a railway bridge towards the Art Deco Hoover Building, eventually crossing the A40 Western Avenue over a footbridge to the oldest part of Perivale. As we walk, you will learn about the changes to Perivale and the differences that the Western Avenue helped make.

We will be going inside the church where Hugh Mather and the Friends of St Mary's Perivale, the organisers of their regular concerts, will give us a short talk of how the church was saved and has been looked after since getting a new lease of life as a classical music concert venue.

Afterwards we will look at the old graveyard and learn some more about this now cut off part of Perivale, and the buildings and people that were here.

After the walk, you can stay on for the concert or for an optional chill and chat at the Myllet Arms, a pub that replaced Church Farm.

A few more things:

Pictures are taken during our walks and some of the walk may be recorded so please let us know if you do not want to be included.

As it is a walking tour, please make sure you wear suitable footwear and clothing.

You take part in our events at your own risk although we take all the precautions to assess the route prior to the walks.

If you can no longer attend please cancel your ticket or notify us so we could offer your place to someone else.

Please email us if you have any questions regarding the walk and check your mailbox before the walk.

We look forward to seeing you!