St Andrews is at the centre of Thornhill Square, Islington, just off the Caledonian Road.. Our nearest station is Caledonian Road and Barnsbury on the Overground, and we are half way between Kings Cross and Caledonian Road on the Piccadilly line.
St Andrew’s Church
Thornhill Square N1 1BQ
020 7607 4552
Email: sarahwall3@gmail.com
Office hours:
Monday, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 9–12.30 & 1.30-5
Clergy
Revd Michael Learmouth
10 Thornhill Square N1 1BQ
020 7607 9039 (Rectory)
Email: michaelwlearmouth@gmail.com
Revd Jessica Swift
St Andrew’s Church Office
Thornhill Square N1 1BQ
020 7700 5442
Email: swift_jessica@hotmail.com
Children’s Advocate
Bridget Learmouth is our Children’s Advocate and if there are any matters of concern involving our children or young people, she can be contacted at Church on Sundays or on the vicarage number 7607 9039.
St Andrew’s Primary School
Head teacher: Dionne Shears
020 7837 4049
Montesorri pre-school:
Sam Rawson
020 7700 2961
Kumon Maths:
Carol Brenner
020 8361 7800
Little Cherubs Drop-In
Church Office
020 7607 4552
Alcoholics Anonymous
Church Office
020 7607 4552
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The artwork at the top of the site is 'Thornhill Square', detail of a woodcut by Marianne Fox Ockinga. 
I am researching my family tree and found my Great Grandparents married at St.Andrews on December 25 1873
I would like to know more of the history of St.Andrews
Regards
Cliff Masters
A member of my family tree is JAMES PROCKTER HARDING (born 19.5.1850 christened 23.2.1851 Clerkenwell). I understand from other websites that he was choirmaster/organist at St Andrews for 35 years. He wrote church music, including a hymn, which can be found on the web. Many of his compositions were written for the children’s festivals of the Gifford Hall Mission in Islington, of which he and his brother W.Edmund Harding were considerable supporters and benefactors.
He worked in the Inland Revenue Dept, Somerset Hse, London (1867-1909). To my knowledge he did not marry.
His father, James Procktor Harding (born 1811 St Pancras, died 1889 Islington)
was described in census records as a Gentleman, Fund Holder and in properties. He married my ancestor, Mary Jane Hayles (nee Butcher).
If you have any connection to the family or any information or photos,
I would be glad to hear from you.
I may have been baptized in yoour church 1930-1 have been unable to locate
anything in ancestry.ca, can yoou help. Would be able to send a donation if
required.Thankyou