Talk:St Cedd's Church, Canning Town

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I've corrected the information the location,. It did say Beckton Road, which was the road name at the time of building. Google maps will show this still exists a few hundred meters to the west. The URL in reference 2 contains the street address as Chadwin Road, which it was after the access was changed when the Newham Way was developed in the 1960, truncating Beckton road. The information is correct, but I'm not overly happy with the way I've presented it.