All Saints Church

All Saints church is Church of England, built in the Jacobean style and was consecrated in 1910.

All Saints Church began to be built at the turn of the century with an adjoining Village Hall built in 1920.

The church has an adjacent Garden of emembrance and closed churchyard.

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Marian Added: 18 Mar 2018 09:23 GMT IP: 86.166.51.209 2:1:35193	Post by Marian: High Street Barnet No, it?s not the parade of shops you mention, it?s Middle Row which was demolished in 1889 and was situated to the south of the parish church literally in the middle of the High Street!
Georgina Dorsett ( nee Peters ) Added: 21 Jan 2018 13:45 GMT IP: 90.199.231.0 2:2:35193	Post by Georgina Dorsett ( nee Peters ): Thrift Farm My parents moved to 1 Thrift Farm lane Borehamwood in 1947 from London, the farm was next to their house, it was a dirt track leading to the house. In front of our house was a cornfield we often had pigs come in our front garden and i would walk to the farm to see the animals particularly the sheep. They built a tarmac road when Holmshill school was built, and we no longer had a wonderful view of lovely cornfields was such a shame.
Scott Hatton Added: 19 Dec 2017 20:11 GMT IP: 217.63.194.106 2:3:35193	Post by Scott Hatton: 12 Wansford Park, WD6 We moved to 12 Wansford Park during August 1960, moving out during 1967. My parents had managed to wangle themselves into a house in London W10 which was due to be demolished by the local council. Thus the council moved them into a much better place (inside toilet!) opposite Tempsford Green in Borehamwood.
Lesley carlton Added: 26 Nov 2017 22:52 GMT IP: 81.96.23.80 2:4:35193	Post by Lesley carlton: Embry Drive, HA7 I use to live in embry drive when it was an RAF station with my family and I went to Belmont school.cm
John Morton Added: 17 Nov 2017 14:36 GMT IP: 217.63.194.106 2:5:35193	Post by John Morton: Manor Way, WD6 I remember the following shops along Manor Way: Martins, Bishop’s, the Co Op and Dewhurst.
Ron Added: 24 Sep 2017 22:22 GMT IP: 92.6.6.10 2:6:35193	Post by Ron: Colindale The leather business and ’Leatherville’ was set up by Arthur Garstin, not GARSTON. :o)
Martina Added: 13 Jul 2017 21:22 GMT IP: 146.198.174.6 2:7:35193	Post by Martina: Schweppes Factory The site is now a car shop and Angels Fancy Dress shop and various bread factories are there.
Scott Hatton Added: 30 Jun 2017 15:58 GMT IP: 217.63.200.50 2:8:35193	Post by Scott Hatton: Borehamwood I was brought up in Borehamwood - first in Wansford Park and later in Theobald Street.
Irene Smith Added: 30 Jun 2017 15:46 GMT IP: 217.63.200.50 2:9:35193	Post by Irene Smith: Keystone Passage, WD6 My mother worked at Keystones in the 1940 before she was married. She later worked at home which a lot of people did. You would often see people walking around Boreham Wood with boxes filled with piecework for the factory.
LDNnews Added: 30 Nov 2019 16:27 GMT IP: 3:10:35193	Post by LDNnews: Aldwych Abbots Road follows a footpath which stretched from Bunns Lane to Orange Hill House. Abbots Road follows a footpath which stretched from Bunns Lane to Orange Hill House. https://www.theundergroundmap.com/article.html?id=10488

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Borehamwood

Borehamwood is a town of approximately 30 000 residents in southern Hertfordshire, just outside London, and part of the London commuter belt.

Borehamwood, more commonly called Boreham Wood before the LCC estate was built, is part of the borough of Hertsmere. The town is often associated with the nearby village Elstree (being part of the ancient parish of Elstree), the two still share a local council, now called the Elstree and Borehamwood Town Council.

The A1 passes just to the east of the town, and the M25 passes about two miles north of it.

Since the 1920s, the town has been the location of several film studios. The former British National Studios on Clarendon Road are now the BBC’s Elstree Television Studios. One of BBC’s popular soaps, EastEnders, is produced at the BBC studios, as well as popular medical drama Holby City. ’Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’, ’Big Brother’ and major feature films are filmed at the Elstree Studios in Shenley Road.