File:Woking United Reformed Church, Junction of White Rose Lane and Heathside Road, Woking (June 2015) (2).JPG
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| Description | Woking United Reformed Church, Junction of White Rose Lane and Heathside Road, Woking, Borough of Woking, Surrey, England. Originally St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and built in 1952, this was substantially refurbished in 2009–10 after the closure of York Road United Reformed Church and the uniting of its congregation with this church (under the new name Woking United Reformed Church). |
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