A  functional design of 2001, replacing a church of 1905.

A mission at Haydock was established in 1879 and a school-chapel built. A purpose-built church followed in 1905-6, described as ‘inexpensive but substantial’ in The Tablet, 15 December 1906. This was replaced by the present church in 2001 (architects Derek Hicks & Thew Partnership). A simple brick design with a rectangular nave and short projecting sanctuary, both faced in orange brick with pitched roofs covered in concrete tiles. The nave is lit by a strip of clerestorey windows under the eaves. Interior not inspected.

Entry amended by AHP 9.1.2021

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