Guy's Chapel
The Chapel of Thomas Guy is managed by the chaplaincy of King's College London and is available for patients, staff and visitors to Guy's Hospital.
News & features about Guy's Chapel
- Charity seeks consent to take down Guy and Clayton statues 28 Jun 2020
- Future of Thomas Guy statue in question as slavery row grows 10 Jun 2020
- Southwark Cathedral reopens after seven-day closure 11 Jun 2017
- Dragon Cafe founder Sarah Wheeler has died 26 Apr 2016
- St Thomas' Hospital chapel restored 11 Feb 2016
- St George's Day celebrated in Southwark 30 Apr 2015
- Science Gallery attraction planned for Guy's Hospital 23 Feb 2013
- Funeral of Canon Eric James at Southwark Cathedral 19 May 2012
- Southwark Cathedral packed for funeral of musician Ernie Warrell 9 Sep 2010
- Florence Nightingale commemorated in Radio 4 Sunday Worship from St Thomas' Hospital 8 Aug 2010
- The Keats, Lung and TB Story teaches children about local history and medicine 18 May 2008
- St George the Martyr church reopens 1 Apr 2007
- St George the Martyr restoration: pictures 25 Jan 2007
- Ancient and modern churches open for Christian unity walk 22 Jan 2007
- Trevor Phillips opens Guy's multi-faith prayer rooms 2 Jan 2007
- Threat to Southwark's Roman history branded "a disgrace" 8 Jun 2006
- St George's Day and Shakespeare's Birthday 24 Apr 2006
- 6-year-olds perform kidney operation 17 Mar 2006
- Mental Fight Club's Blake Night at the Hop Cellars 3 Dec 2005
- St George's Borough to close for restoration 26 Jul 2005
- IN PICTURES: St George's Day and Shakespeare's Birthday 23 Apr 2005
- Valuable painting stolen from hospital chapel 25 Feb 2004
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Restaurants, pubs & bars near Guy's Chapel
- Science Gallery Cafe 56 yards
- The Bunch of Grapes 66 yards
- Starbucks 74 yards
- Itsu 84 yards
- The Telephone Exchange 92 yards
- Londinium 102 yards
- The Old King's Head 110 yards
- Quarter Bar & Lounge 110 yards
- Aqua Shard 120 yards
- Hutong 120 yards
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