Salford Cathedral
Located in Salford, Lancashire.
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Located in Salford, Lancashire.
Located in Ruthin, Denbighshire. Built School 1860; church lengthened 1931–32; sanctuary extended 1950s. Diocese of Wrexham. Victorian school narthex with 1930s hall-church style.
Located in Rochdale, Greater Manchester. Built 1925–27. Diocese of Salford. Grade II*. Byzantine Revival style.
Located in Roath, City of Cardiff.
Located in Richmond, Greater London.
Located in Rawtenstall, Lancashire. Built Opened 24 September 1845; west gable and tower porch rebuilt 1881. Diocese of Salford. Grade II. Early English Gothic Revival style.
Located in Ravelston, City of Edinburgh. Built 1902 (timber Arts and Crafts church, built as temporary). Diocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh. Grade C. Arts and Crafts style.
Located in Preston, Lancashire. Built 1850–54; tower c.1857; spire 1867; apse 1872. Diocese of Lancaster. Grade I. Gothic Revival (French C13 nave; East Midlands C15 steeple) style.
Located in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Built 1877–81; crossing 1886; chancel 1893; west front and bell turrets 1906. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade II. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Portobello, City of Edinburgh.