College Green (London)

College Green (London)
This article is about the College Green in London. For the College Green in Dublin, see College Green.
College Green, Westminster, May 2010 showing the media encamped for the General Election results and aftermath

College Green in London is a small grass-covered public area diagonally opposite the Palace of Westminster at the corner of Millbank and Abingdon Street, and is a common place for TV reporters to interview Members of Parliament.[1]

Location

College Green is the roof of an underground car park; the site was originally in the River Thames, and separated from the College Garden of Westminster Abbey by a mediæval wall with a watergate. Its name refers to the collegiate church of Westminster Abbey, which includes Westminster School.

It displays a Henry Moore sculpture called Knife Edge Two Piece.

References

  1. ^ History in the making BBC News, 12 May 2010

External links

Coordinates: 51°29′52.6″N 0°7′34.2″W / 51.497944°N 0.126167°W / 51.497944; -0.126167


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