LONDON ASSEMBLY REPORT ON WAR MEMORIALS  
There is not enough protection for London's 6000 war memorials, says a London Assembly report released on 6 July 2009, which calls for more efforts to prevent their loss to neglect, theft or redevelopment. Stockwell War Memorial, built to last through the ages and donated by the Memorial Committee to the community "for ever", is suffering from weather, traffic pollution and a lack of care. The names are becoming illegible. Now is the time to preserve this unique tribute to the ordinary men of Stockwell and surrounding areas. Download PDF of the report

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The site includes information about the men on Stockwell War Memorial at the junction of South Lambeth Road and Clapham Road, London SW9
Other memorials on this website:

• Memorial Crucifix at St Mark's at Kennington Oval, London SE11
• St Andrew's Church, Landor Road, London SW9
• Stockwell Green URC War Memorial (currently without a permanent home)
• the Wynne Road Postal Sorting Office
• St John's, Clapham Road
• Brixton Town Hall
• Waterloo Station
  
• as well as the lost "war shrines" at St Michael's Church, Stockwell, London SW9 and St Mark's.

Links to

• Clapham Holy Trinity
• St Peter's, Clapham Manor Street
• Old Manorians
• St Mary's RC Church

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