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Located in St Hilary Churchtown, Cornwall. Built 13th-century tower; remainder rebuilt 1855 after a fire of 1853. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Early English style.
Located in Spanish Place, Greater London. Built 1885–90; extended west in the First World War. Diocese of Westminster. Grade II*. Early English Gothic style.
Located in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Built Norman nave and towers c.1108–c.1150; choir c.1234–60; chapter house 1290–1300. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Romanesque, Early English and Decorated style.
Located in Southoe, Cambridgeshire. Built Late C12 origins; nave and chancel principally C13; south aisle and north chapel late C15 or early C16. Diocese of Ely. Grade I. Norman and Early English with later Perpendicular work style.
Located in Sibford Gower, Oxfordshire. Built 1840; porch 1897. Diocese of Oxford. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Shildon, County Durham. Built 1833–34 nave; largely rebuilt and extended 1881–82; tower rebuilt 1891–1900. Diocese of Durham. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Shamley Green, Surrey. Built 1863. Diocese of Guildford. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Ripple, Worcestershire. Built Late C12 to C13; crossing tower C15, top rebuilt 1713, balustrade 1797. Diocese of Worcester. Grade I. Transitional Norman to Early English; Perpendicular tower style.
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 Potterne, Wiltshire. Built Thirteenth century, with fifteenth-century tower work; restored 1870–72. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Early English, with Perpendicular tower stage style.
Located in Polebrook, Northamptonshire. Built Late 12th and early 13th centuries; 14th and 18th centuries; restored 19th century. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Transitional Norman; Early English style.
Located in Plaxtol, Kent. Built c.1290; chapel with early C14 piscina. Grade I. Early English style.