Roman Catholic Church of St Thomas More

The Roman Catholic Church of St Thomas More is a 20th-century building constructed of reinforced concrete and red brick. It was designed with a hexagonal plan, featuring a raised sanctuary flanked by a projecting sacristy, baptistery, and Lady's chapel, all surrounded by a fan-shaped auditorium.

The exterior is defined by a thick concrete frame forming buttresses to the corners of the auditorium, which also incorporate chunky water spouts. The buttresses rise into a tall concrete steeple at the rear, topped by a shallow stepped concrete roof. Abstract stained glass panels are set between vertical concrete fins, filling the auditorium's walls. A concrete entrance, framed by original lettering, is accessed by concrete steps and sheltered by a heavy, chamfered concrete canopy supported on rectangular piers. Red brick confessionals, a baptistery, sacristy, and chapel project to the side and rear, with the baptistery distinguished by a tall, semi-circular brick wall enclosing the font.

The interior is dominated by the fan-shaped, stepped roof and abstract coloured glass panels by John Chrestien, utilizing vibrant blue, turquoise, and orange. These panels, particularly those at clerestory level, depict Christian symbols. The auditorium offers timber benched seating, frontals, and a small organ, while the floor slopes gently towards the raised sanctuary and altar. The sanctuary features marble altar rails and a screen of angled, blue-painted concrete panels. A timber crucifix hangs from the ceiling ribs, illuminated by an opening in the roof. A curved alcove beneath the crucifix houses the Reserved Sacrament. The Baptistery contains a drum-shaped font in polished aggregate with a marble lid, situated within a circular chapel lit from above and featuring a decorative sunken marble floor. A carved wood sculpture of Christ stands on a plinth within the curved brick wall. The Lady Chapel, lit from above, showcases a carved wood sculpture of St Mary and incorporates a large glass window by Chrestien depicting three circles symbolizing the Holy Trinity against a blue background.