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	Westminster Central Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Methodist Central Hall was erected to mark the centenary of John Wesley's death.
		Central Hall was funded by 1,025,000 contributors between 1898 and 1908 to the 'Wesleyan Methodist Twentieth Century Fund' (or the 'Million Guinea Fund' as it became more commonly known), whose aim was to raise one million guineas from one million Methodists.
		Central Hall was designed by Edwin Alfred Rickards later of the firm Lanchester and Rickards.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Westminster_Central_Hall (451 words)

	Palace \| Houses of Parliament
		The Palace of Westminster was the principal residence of the kings of England from the middle of the 11th century until 1512.
		This fire destroyed almost all of the Palace except Westminster Hall, the crypt of St Stephen's Chapel, the adjacent cloisters and the Jewel Tower.
		Central Lobby, a large octagonal hall, is the centrepiece of the Palace.
	www.parliament.uk /works/palace.cfm#pahistor (1316 words)

	City of Westminster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The City of Westminster is a London borough with city status, situated to the west of the City of London and north of the River Thames.
		In 1965 the London borough was created from the abolished Metropolitan Borough of St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough of Paddington and smaller City of Westminster.
		Westminster City Council undertook several studies which have shown higher populations as part of a campaign (supported by both political parties on the council) to have the population estimate raised, which would increase its grant from the United Kingdom Government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/City_of_Westminster (394 words)

	Westminster Central Hall
		Westminster Central Hall, Westminster Methodist Hall or Westminister Methodist Central Hall is a building in London, England.
		It is situated on Parliament Square[?], opposite the Palace of Westminster.
		It is frequently used for public enquiries, including those into the Ladbroke Grove[?] train crash, the sinking of the Marchioness[?] pleasure boat, and the Bloody Sunday incident in Northern Ireland.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/we/Westminster_Central_Hall.html (152 words)

	Central Hall Westminster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Central Hall is a very important and impressive building prominently situated in the heart of Westminster.
		Westminster's Central Hall's elegant and unique architecture has graced the skyline of Westminster for almost 100 years and even though it is not quite as high as the London Eye, there are superb views of picture-postcard London from the outer gallery of the Hall's dome on the opposite bank of the Thames.
		Central Hall is able to provide very flexible facilities for filming and photo shoots, offering a range of grand settings with high ceiling space.
	www.moviemakersguide.com /data/c/cenhw0045b.htm (178 words)

	Royal Aquarium
		Central Hall Westminster is located on Storey's Gate, across the road from Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament.
		...Central Hall, built in 1905-11, is the chief Methodist Church Designed by Lanchester and Richards it is an example of an early use of a steel framework.
		This was an enormous sum in the early 1900s and Central Hall itself cost £350,000 for the site and £155,000 for the building including equipment and architect's fees.
	www.arthurlloyd.co.uk /RoyalAquarium.htm (458 words)

	Central Hall, Westminster, London SW1: tourist information from TourUK
		Westminster Central Hall is one of the chief centres of Methodist church.
		The vast meeting hall was built to mark the centenary of the death of John Wesley (1703 - 91), the founder of Methodism.
		The Central Hall is famous for housing the first meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in 1946.
	www.touruk.co.uk /london_churches/centralhall_church1.htm (264 words)

	Methodist Heritage
		During the 1960s the fabric of the central hall was renewed, the vast basement developed and readapted, the exterior cleaned and the organ rebuilt with the generous help of Lord Rank, who also cleared a debt which had hung over the trustees since 1912.
		On foot: The main public entrance to Westminster Central Hall is on Storey's Gate, opposite Westminster Abbey and the Queen Elizabeth conference centre.
		Wesley's Cafe at Westminster Central Hall is open 10 am to 4.30 pm (Monday to Saturday) serving hot snacks, soup, sandwiches, cakes and coffee to eat in or take away (party bookings welcome) with refreshments served in the Crush Hall on Sundays.
	www.methodistrecorder.co.uk /mrwch.htm (1251 words)

	Central Hall Westminster
		The Great Hall is the jewel in the crown of Central Hall seating up to 2,350 people, the furthest seat being only 40ft away from the stage.
		The Crush halls, the foyer areas that surround the Great Hall, can be used for catering breaks.
		In its time, the architecture of the Hall was at the forefront of engineering, and the ceiling consists of a reinforced concrete Dome, one of the largest in the world.
	www.conference-centres.net /subpage12.html (763 words)

	Methodist Central Hall Comes Out Of The Shade: News from Fitzgerald Lighting Group
		Central Hall, Westminster has recently commissioned an external lighting scheme, feeling left in the shadow of its illuminated neighbours Westminster Abbey and the QE II Conference Centre.
		Central Hall, Westminster provided some real challenges as two of its most prominent facades face the pavement, so fittings had to be mounted on Central Hall itself.
		The problem of how to achieve perfect synchronization of all 30 light fittings round the building when they were switched on every evening and switched off every morning was solved by the installation of a Smartswitch System.
	www.buildingtalk.com /news/fit/fit103.html (329 words)

	Prime Ministers Speeches - 2001 - Christian Socialist Movement
		Community action has always been a central mission of the churches and other faith groups.
		In others you work in partnership with central and local government to give a special character to the delivery of public services which the state funds and would otherwise have to provide directly.
		Your role in the voluntary sector, working in partnership with central and local government, is legitimate and important.
	www.pm.gov.uk /output/Page3243.asp (2483 words)

	Westminster Central Hall : Central Hall Westminster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This isn't to be confused with: Westminster Hall[?] (part of the Parliamentary Estate[?]) or Westminster City Hall[?]
		All is still licensed under the GNU FDL.
		Dunkirk had been sold by Charles commanding the straits of Dover.
	www.termsdefined.net /ce/central-hall-westminster.html (377 words)

	MARCHIONESS-NSI.ORG.UK
		Documents relating to the Marchioness/Bowbelle formal investigation can be found at Central Hall Westminster, at the basement level in room G08.
		The MARCHIONESS/BOWBELLE FI oral hearing will take place at Central Hall, Westminster; the hearings will be heard in the Library.
		Central Hall, Westminster stands opposite Westminster Abbey, a short walk from Parliament Square and the Thames.
	www.marchioness-nsi.org.uk /location.htm (168 words)

	Lords Hansard text for 18 Jun 1998 (180618-01)
		Nevertheless, I wonder whether he shares my disappointment to hear that it is proposed to move the headquarters of the Methodist Church from Westminster Central Hall to Marylebone Road.
		Does he agree that, alongside Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral, Westminster Central Hall serves as a symbol of the Free Church witness at the heart of the nation?
		Westminster Council in the Methodist Central Hall, I would regret any change in that regard.
	www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk /pa/ld199798/ldhansrd/vo980618/text/80618-01.htm (1322 words)

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		He collapsed on the stage of Westminster Central Hall on 28 February 1929, after conducting the third item in a concert by the Railway Clearing House Male-Voice Choir.
		At Westminster Abbey during the years 1892 – 1898 West’s settings of the evening canticles in C and Bb, and his anthems 'Hear me when I call' and 'Tarry thou the Lord’s leisure' were performed regularly, sometimes as often as every other week or two weeks in succession.
		This was the case at Westminster Abbey, according to their present choir librarian, Rodney Williams.
	www.geocities.com /fewsterman10/biography.html (2903 words)

	Printer Friendly Format - This Is Local London
		The event was chaired by newscaster Krishnan Guru-Murthy and saw Ken Livingstone flanked by Trevor Phillips, chairman of the London Assembly, and Sally Hamwee, deputy chairman of the assembly.
		Despite a few technical glitches, such as the fact that many in the audience was unable to hear the questions, the event, set to be held twice a year, was a success and Mayor Livingstone came across as a man with the facts at his fingertips who is determined to improve the capital.
		Transport took up the best part of the evening at Westminster Central Hall, with the first question to Mr Livingstone on what measures he was taking to restore "punctuality and civility" in the bus service.
	www.thisislocallondon.co.uk /misc/print.php?artid=119821 (746 words)

	Savannah College of Art and Design: The Chronicle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The SCAD cheerleaders perform for British dignitaries at Westminster Central Hall in London over winter break.
		Following the first appearance, the squad immediately transferred to the second venue at Westminster Central Hall for a welcome reception for 800 invited guests to include the Lord Mayor, all mayors of the London boroughs and representatives from the Japanese Embassy.
		Westminster Central Hall is located in the heart of the Parliament Square across from Westminster Abbey.
	www.thecampuschronicle.com /archive/vol_4/01_23/inside_cheer.html (681 words)

	Central Hall Westminster - Conference Centre Exhibition Centre Room Hire Concert Hall Art Gallery Serviced Offices ...
		Welcome to the website of Central Hall Westminster, a unique and historic building, centrally positioned across the road from Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament.
		Within these walls operates a conference and exhibition center, a concert hall, an art gallery, serviced offices, a Methodist church, a tourist attraction and a public café.
		Central Hall offers a delicious catering selection and we will happily design a menu to suit your particular event.
	www.c-h-w.com (354 words)

	International Vegetarian Union - 6th World Vegetarian Congress 1926
		The joint committee of the Vegetarian Society and the London Vegetarian Society met in London on February 12th to consider yet further the arrangements for the International Vegetarian Congress to be held in London from May 26th to 30th.
		Nine meetings in all will be held at Central Hall, Westminster, and the help of the Vegetarian Social Club has been requisitioned in carrying through the social programme also entailed.
		The engagements at Central Hall will also include a Banquet on Wednesday evening, May 26th (tickets 10/6 each), and a Conversazione on Thursday evening, May 27th (tickets 1/6 each).
	www.ivu.org /congress/wvc26/pre-con.html (633 words)

	Trip to England / 1 - “Imagine a world... where diversity is richness” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Through talks, reflections, life experiences, and artistic numbers, the meeting aims at expressing the common commitment of Christians of different denominations and ecclesial communities and of followers of other religions to build a world of peace and unity in brotherhood.
		The chosen venue is significant: Westminster Central Hall, where the First General Assembly of the United Nations was held in 1946, and where Mahatma Gandhi spoke in 1941.
		Chiara Lubich will tackle the most widespread question:“What lies ahead for a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious society?” She is an awardee of the 1996 UNESCO Prize for Peace Education, foundress and president of the Focolare Movement.
	www.focolare.org /en/sif/2004/en20040622a.html (543 words)

	Westminster Central Hall Where to find us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Entry Number 27 submitted by the architects Lanchester and Rickards was adjudged the winner and construction of the Westminster Wesleyan Methodist Central Hall began in 1909.The contract price for the building was £155,170 including the architects’ fees.
		Shortly afterwards the Historic Roll was placed in the Central Hall and the 50 volumes were made available for inspection by visitors.
		The Minute Book of the Twentieth Century Fund Committee 1898-1909 which is in the Westminster Central Hall Archives gives a clear picture of the aims and objectives of the Fund.
	www.healing-church-westminster.org.uk /history/Basicfacts.htm (955 words)

	The Global Week of Action for Trade Justice - TJM - Trade Justice Movement
		Westminster Central Hall was at capacity all evening with all events completely full.
		The film screenings were extremely popular, both at Westminster Central Hall and the Odeon and Vue cinemas near Leicester Square.
		Central Hall also hosted a Trade Justice Prayer Room, a quiet, creative space for supporters to pray for an end to unjust trade rules, with inspirational reflective material, installations and led prayers.
	www.tjm.org.uk /wakeup (1326 words)

	Encyclopedia: Westminster Central Hall
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		(http://www.caad.ed.ac.uk/courses/history/handouts/L46/sld024.htm) included two small towers on the main (east) facade facing Westminster Abbey.
		The angels in the exterior spandrels were designed by Henry Poole RA External link
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Westminster-Central-Hall (480 words)

	Worship/Church magazine articles/sponsored walk
		It is designed for walkers of all ages, all paces and abilities, with entertainment, activities for children and a thanksgiving service as Christian Aid Week 2001 comes to an end.
		Beginning from Westminster Central Hall at 2pm (refreshments available from 1pm) you can visit some of London's oldest churches, taking in Fleet Street, Strand, Whitehall and the north bank of the Thames to the new piazza up to St Paul's.
		There will be refreshments and entertainment for children along the way, together with live music, exhibitions and special guests all to raise funds for the world's poorest communities.
	christian-aid.org.uk /worship/church/chmags/caw01/cawalk.htm (184 words)

	Westminster Methodist Central Hall
		The Church at Methodist Central Hall Westminster is a culturally diverse fellowship.
		Among the various specialisms being nurtured at Methodist Central Hall is a Media Chaplaincy to commercial radio - pioneered by Rev Tony Miles.
		For some years visitors to Methodist Central Hall have been able to purchase souvenirs and publications relating to the Hall.
	www.methodist-central-hall.org.uk (425 words)

	JRULM: S - Biographical Index of Methodist Ministers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In 1939 he was appointed to Westminster Central Hall where he established a national reputation.
		He was educated at Westminster College and after a short time as a teacher in England, he was appointed Principal of the Methodist High School in Mandalay, Burma.
		Thomas Hall Squance (1790-1868) was born in Exeter.
	rylibweb.man.ac.uk /data1/dg/methodist/bio/bios.html (11921 words)

	Multifaith_mypil.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We started in Westminster Central Hall meeting the Jubilee 2000 walkers who were on their way from Birmingham to Cologne for the G7(+1) summit.
		Our starting point, the Methodist Central Hall, was the place where the United Nations began to take form.
		Then our pilgrimage brought us back towards central London via the Liberal Jewish Synagogue at St John’s Wood (with a Holocaust Memorial), the Church of St Mary Bryanstone Square, and the West London Mission (where we were told about the Methodist social apostolate).
	website.lineone.net /~james.conlon/Multifaith_mypil.html (236 words)

	Thinking Anglicans: Anglican-Methodist Covenant
		This was signed today in a service which started in Methodist Central Hall, Westminster and finished across the road in Westminster Abbey.
		The Methodist Church has a report which includes links to the address given by the President of the Methodist Conference, and to a pdf file of the complete order of service.
		Westminster Abbey has a brief report and if you follow the link to “More…” you will find two photographs taken during the Abbey part of the service.
	www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk /archives/000293.html (848 words)

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