Raised above street level at the south end of the town centre. It was built 1929-30 as the Congregational Church, replacing a building of 1905 at the rear and began being used by the Reform Jewish congregation in 1971. In 1980 the United Reformed Church congregation joined with the Methodists in their church as the United Free Church and the building became a Synagogue.
Two 1960s buildings at right angles to each other, the current hall was the church and the current church was added as a hall. It replaced the old Congregational Church which is now a lawn mower shop.
The building of 1953 was replaced in 1989, but is now all but disused as a church. The building is principally used by the Community Learning Partnership with the congregation now sharing St John’s URC, Northwood.
Disused from 2012 and subject to failed planning applications to replace it with a hall, church and housing it stood stripped just south of the village centre. It was built in 1876. In April 2022 it was being converted into a gym, windows have been repaired and the inside contains exercise equipment. The gym opened in September 2022 (see latest images at end of post).