by The Pineapple Project | Mar 25, 2021 | General update
Today, Gloria Gardner, who has been housekeeper at St Mary’s for the last 15 years, will attend a virtual ceremony held by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. She has been presented with a Mayor’s Individual Contribution Award in recognition of her work to...
by The Pineapple Project | Feb 5, 2021 | General update
St Mary’s Church and the Pineapple Project were thrilled that Fr Andrew Walker, vicar of St Mary’s, was awarded the title of Charitable Champion at this year’s annual Belgravia Awards. The award recognised that ‘In times of trouble, a charitable champion is...
by The Pineapple Project | Jan 15, 2021 | General update
The Parochial Church Council have agreed a lasting memorial to Fr Bill Scott, former and much loved incumbent of the parish who died last summer. When the Church was originally constructed in 1874 the main entrance was the south porch on Graham Terrace (then Graham...
by The Pineapple Project | Dec 21, 2020 | General update
Shortly after the announcement of the second lockdown in November, St Mary’s housekeeper, Gloria Gardner, and a team of dedicated volunteers resumed providing meals for the Homeless, bringing forward an existing plan originally scheduled to begin in December. This...
by The Pineapple Project | Oct 15, 2020 | General update
On Tuesday last we received the good news that planning permission had been granted by Westminster Council Planners for the Pineapple Project. That small part which is related to the Church will have to go through the Faculty process now but receiving the planning...
by The Pineapple Project | Feb 29, 2020 | General update
Why does our neighbourhood want or need such a space? The answer to that lies in St Mary’s history and community. St Mary’s was built in 1874 as a church for the servants of Eaton Square and the poor in the nearby slums of Pimlico. From the start it ran an active...
