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St Margaret's Churchyard

The Broadway, Barking, Essex, IG11 8AS

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About this venue

St Margaret of Antioch is a lively parish church in the heart of Barking. The area has a rich history. The great Barking Abbey dating from 666AD, established Barking as an early centre of the Christian faith. St Margaret's itself dates from 1215 and is noted for the marriage of Captain James Cook on 21st December 1762 and the burial place of Sir Crisp Gascoyne, Mayor of the City of London. Short guided tours can be arranged through the parish office. Why not top off your visit with a warm drink and a slice of cake in the Refectory?

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Introduction

Services / facilities within the grounds include St Margarets Church and St Margarets Centre.
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Location

The venue is situated within the centre of the area.
This venue is situated in Barking.
The venue is not situated on a road which has a steep gradient.
There is a bus stop within 150m (164yds) of the venue.
The nearest mainline station is Barking.
The nearest underground station is Barking.

Parking

The venue does not have its own car park.

Public Car Parks View
- There is not a car park for public use within 200m (approx).
On Street Blue Badge Parking View
- On street marked Blue Badge bays are not available.
On Street Standard Parking View
- Clearly signed and / or standard marked parking bays are not available.
Drop-off Point View
- There is not a designated drop off point.

Outside Access (Main Entrance)

This information is for the entrance located on The Broadway.
There is not level access into the venue.
The main doors open away from you (push).
The doors are double width.
The doors are permanently held open.
The door opening is 300cm (9ft 10in) wide.

Level Change (Main Entrance)

There is a ramp or slope to access this service.
The ramp or slope is located leading to the entrance.
The ramp or slope is permanent.
There is a level landing at the top of the ramp.

Outside Access (Barking Abbey Park Entrance)

This information is for the entrance located within Barking Abbey Park.
There is level access into the venue.
The main doors open towards you (pull).
The doors are double width.
The doors are permanently held open.
The door opening is 246cm (8ft 1in) wide.

Outside Access (Barking Abbey Ruins Entrance)

This information is for the entrance located within the Barking Abbey Ruins.
There is not level access into the venue.
The main doors open away from you (push).
The doors are double width.
The doors are heavy.
The door opening is 246cm (8ft 1in) wide.

Level Change (Barking Abbey Ruins Entrance)

There are steps to access this area / service.
The steps are located in front of the entrance.
There is / are 15+ step(s) to the area / service.
The step(s) is/are not clearly marked.
The steps are medium.

Inside Access

There are uneven surfaces and easy slopes throughout the venue.

Standard Toilet(s)

Standard toilets are available within the St Margarets Centre.

Accessible Toilet

There are not accessible toilet facilities within this venue.

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