List of civil parishes in Greater London

For the historical civil parishes of the City of London, see List of civil parishes in the City of London.

This is a list of civil parishes in the ceremonial county of Greater London. The City of London is a ceremonial county in its own right and is listed separately. There is currently just one civil parish in Greater London, since all were abolished in 1965. Before this date the civil parish had only a nominal role as all parish councils in the area had been abolished by 1934. The right to create civil parishes in London boroughs was reintroduced by the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007.

List of parishes

• Queen's Park parish in the City of Westminster was created on 1 April 2014.^[1][2] The local counci is Queen's Park Community Council.
• The rest of Greater London is unparished.

Medieval parishes

The following table gives all those ancient parishes whose parish churches lay within the area now covered by Greater London. Chapelries are listed in italics.

County	Hundred	Parishes
Hertfordshire	Broadwater	Totteridge4
	Cashio	East Barnet (Chipping Barnet)
Middlesex	Edmonton	Edmonton • Enfield • Monken Hadley • Tottenham
	Elthorne	Cowley • Cranford • Greenford • Hanwell (New Brentford) • Harefield • Harlington • Harmondsworth • Hayes (Norwood) • Hillingdon (Uxbridge) • Ickenham • Northolt • Perivale • Ruislip • West Drayton
	Gore	Great Stanmore • Harrow on the Hill (Pinner) • Hendon • Kingsbury (Edgware) • Little Stanmore
	Isleworth	Heston • Isleworth • Twickenham
	Ossulstone	Acton • Chelsea • Chiswick • Clerkenwell • Ealing • Finchley • Friern Barnet • Fulham • Hackney • Hampstead2 • Hornsey • Islington • Kensington • Paddington • St Clement Danes • St Giles • St Martin in the Fields • St Marylebone • St Mary le Strand • St Pancras • Shoreditch • Stoke Newington • Stepney (Stratford-at-Bow • Whitechapel) • West Twyford3 • Westminster • Willesden
	Spelthorne	East Bedfont • Feltham • Hampton • Hanworth • Teddington (see List of places in Middlesex for more)
City of London		All Hallows Barking • All Hallows Bread Street • All Hallows Coleman • All Hallows Fenchurch • All Hallows Honey Lane • All Hallows Lombard Street • All Hallows on the Wall • All Hallows Staining • All Hallows the Great • All Hallows the Less • Holy Trinity the Less • St Alban Wood Street • St Alphege London Wall • St Andrew by the Wardrobe • St Andrew Holborn1 • St Andrew Hubbard • St Andrew Undershaft • St Anne and St Agnes • St Antholin Budge Row • St Audoen within Newgate • St Augustine Papey • St Augustine Watling Street • St Bartholomew by the Exchange • St Benet Fink • St Benet Gracechurch • St Benet Paul's Wharf • St Benet Sherehog • St Botolph Billingsgate • St Botolph without Aldersgate1 • St Botolph without Aldgate1 • St Botolph without Bishopsgate • St Bride • St Christopher le Stocks • St Clement Eastcheap • St Dionis Backchurch • St Dunstan in the East • St Dunstan-in-the-West1 • St Edmund King and Martyr • St Ethelburga Bishopsgate • St Faith under St Paul's • St George Botolph Lane • St Giles Cripplegate1 • St Gregory by St Paul's • St Helen Bishopsgate • St James Garlickhithe • St John the Baptist upon Walbrook • St John Zachary • St Katherine Cree • St Lawrence Jewry • St Lawrence Pountney • St Leonard Eastcheap • St Leonard Foster Lane • St Magnus the Martyr (St Thomas on the Bridge) • St Margaret Lothbury • St Margaret Moses • St Margaret New Fish Street • St Margaret Pattens • St Martin Ludgate • St Martin Orgar • St Martin Outwich • St Martin Pomeroy • St Martin Vintry • St Mary Abchurch • St Mary Aldermanbury • St Mary Aldermary • St Mary at Hill • St Mary Axe • St Mary Bothaw • St Mary Colechurch • St Mary le Bow • St Mary Magdalene Milk Street • St Mary Magdalene Old Fish Street • St Mary Mounthaw • St Mary Somerset • St Mary Staining • St Mary Woolchurch Haw • St Mary Woolnoth • St Matthew Friday Street • St Michael Bassishaw • St Michael Cornhill • St Michael Crooked Lane • St Michael le Querne • St Michael Paternoster Royal • St Michael Queenhithe • St Michael Wood Street • St Mildred Bread Street • St Mildred Poultry • St Nicholas Acons • St Nicholas Bread Street • St Nicholas Cole Abbey • St Nicholas Shambles • St Olave Bread Street • St Olave Hart Street • St Olave Old Jewry • St Olave Silver Street • St Pancras Soper Lane • St Peter Cornhill • St Peter le Poer • St Peter Paul's Wharf • St Peter Westcheap • St Sepulchre without Newgate1 • St Stephen Coleman Street • St Stephen Walbrook • St Swithin London Stone • St Thomas the Apostle • St Vedast Foster Lane • St Werburga Friday Street
Essex	Becontree	Barking • Dagenham • East Ham • Hornchurch (Havering-atte-Bower • Romford) • Leyton • Little Ilford • Walthamstow • Wanstead • West Ham • Woodford
	Chafford	Cranham • North Ockendon • Rainham • Upminster • Wennington
	Waltham	Chingford
Surrey	Brixton	Barnes • Battersea • Bermondsey • Camberwell • Clapham • Lambeth • Merton • Newington • Rotherhithe • Southwark St George • Southwark St Margaret • Southwark St Mary • Southwark St Olave • Streatham • Tooting Graveney • Wandsworth • Wimbledon (Mortlake • Putney)
	Kingston	Kingston (Petersham) • Malden (Chessington)
	Wallington	Addington • Beddington (Wallington) • Carshalton • Cheam • Coulsdon • Croydon • Mitcham • Morden • Sanderstead • Sutton
Kent	Blackheath	Charlton next Woolwich • Deptford • Eltham • Greenwich • Kidbrooke • Lee • Lewisham • Woolwich
	Bromley & Beckenham	Beckenham • Bromley
	Little & Lesnes	Crayford • Erith • Plumstead (East Wickham)
	Ruxley	Bexley • Chelsfield (Farnborough) • Chislehurst • Cudham • Foots Cray • Hayes • Keston • North Cray • Orpington (Downe • St Mary Cray) • Ruxley • St Paul's Cray • West Wickham

¹parish included some areas in Middlesex ²a chapelry to Hendon, in Gore hundred ³a chapelry to no church ⁴a chapelry to Bishop's Hatfield in Essex

See also

• List of civil parishes in the County of London in 1891
• List of civil parishes in the City of London

References

1. "The City of Westminster (Reorganisation of Community Governance) Order 2013" (PDF). Lgbce. Retrieved 10 March 2018.
2. "Queen's Park Community Council". Welcome to Westminster. Westminster City Council. 31 March 2014. Retrieved 31 March 2014.

External links

• Office for National Statistics : Geographical Area Listings