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Located in Kingerby, Lincolnshire. Built Early C11 fabric; C12–C14 work; early C17 roof; minor C19 repairs. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Heysham, Lancashire. Built C14 and c.1500 with pre-Conquest remains; north aisle 1864. Diocese of Blackburn. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, Gothic and Gothic Revival style.
Located in Greensted, Essex. Built Nave oak walls c.1063–c.1100; chancel rebuilt in brick c.1500; re-roofed under Henry VII; restored and underpinned 1837–48. Diocese of Chelmsford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon / early medieval timber nave; later brick chancel and weatherboarded tower style.
Located in Deerhurst, Gloucestershire. Built C8 nave and chancel; C10 restoration; aisles c.1200; restored 1861–63. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, with Early English arcades and later Gothic windows style.
Located in Deerhurst, Gloucestershire. Built 1056. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon style.
Located in Daglingworth, Gloucestershire. Built 11th century; tower and porch 15th century; restored 1845–50. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon with Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Corbridge, Northumberland. Built Nave late 7th or 8th century; west porch raised as a tower in the early 11th century; 13th-century remodelling. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon nave and tower; medieval Gothic aisles and chancel style.
Located in Compton, Surrey. Built Eleventh-century tower; twelfth-century chancel and nave enlargement c.1180. Diocese of Guildford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Romanesque, with a two-storey sanctuary style.
Located in Burghwallis, Yorkshire. Built 10th–11th century nave; 12th century; 14th–16th century alterations; restored 1864 and 1883. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon; Gothic style.
Located in Brixworth, Northamptonshire. Built 7th century basilica; 10th-century stair turret; 13th- and 14th-century additions; restored 1865. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon basilica; later medieval tower and spire style.
Located in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire. Built Tenth century (some authorities suggest eighth); restored 1870–80. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon style.
Located in Bolam, Northumberland. Built Late Saxon tower; C12–C14 fabric; some C18 windows. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Norman style.