Where does a river end and a brook begin? That’s a question you might ponder as you stand before the Colne Brook. Don’t let the “brook” in its name fool you. This waterway has a history as winding as its path. The Colne Brook is actually a distributary of the River Colne, a sort of watery offshoot. It begins its journey in Uxbridge Moor, carving a path that forms the western border of Greater London. Imagine yourself traveling alongside it. The Colne Brook meanders past West Drayton, then bravely flows beneath the M25 motorway. It finally reaches the charming village that shares its name, Colnbrook. But its journey isn’t over yet. The Colne Brook continues, taking in waters from the Poyle Channel, until it finally meets the grand River Thames near Bell Weir Lock. So, as you stand here, appreciating its quiet beauty, remember the Colne Brook’s journey, a testament to the enduring power of even the smallest waterways.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service