Royal visit for King's Cross Church 08.12.22

King Charles III and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, visited our newly completed home for King's Cross Church (KXC) today, meeting community leaders and voluntary organisations at King's House. Over the past few years Haworth Tompkins has been working alongside KXC in their search for a new home. Now King’s House, the transformation of a former Billiards Hall in the heart of King’s Cross, provides them with a permanent place to reside for the first time in their 12-year history. Read more about the project here.

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