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Located in Hartlepool, County Durham. Built c.1200 on a 7th-century monastic site; aisles partly rebuilt 15th century; restored 1724, mid-19th century and 1925–32. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Early English style.
Located in Grimethorpe, Yorkshire. Built Completed 1904. Diocese of Leeds. Early English Gothic Revival style.
Located in Greenhead, Northumberland. Built 1826–28; chancel and organ chamber 1900; vestry early C20. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade II. Early English nave; Geometrical chancel style.
Located in Granby, Nottinghamshire. Built Pre-Conquest site; C12 fragments; predominantly C13 and C14; reduced and restored c.1777; restored 1888. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Fulwell, Tyne & Wear. Built 1847–49. Diocese of Durham. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Flore, Northamptonshire. Built Mainly C13 with C14 work; south porch and chancel east end C15; repaired 1796; interior restored 1876–7. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade II*. Early English and Perpendicular style.
Located in Filey, Yorkshire. Built 12th and 13th centuries; 15th-century battlements; restored 1885; roof partly rebuilt 1908. Diocese of York. Grade I. Romanesque and Early English style.
Located in Ferring, Sussex. Built C13 chancel with earlier fabric; nave added in C17 after Kingston church was lost to the sea. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Early English, with Perpendicular windows style.
Located in Empshott, Hampshire. Built c.1200; interior work 1624; 19th-century exterior. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade I. Early English with early 17th-century furnishings style.
Located in East Worldham, Hampshire. Built 13th century; restored 1865. Diocese of Winchester. Grade II*. Early English style.
Located in East Stockwith, Lincolnshire. Built 1846; vestry added 1898. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II. Early English Revival style.
Located in Down Ampney, Gloucestershire. Built Consecrated 1265; C14 spire; C15 south porch; aisles, transepts and clerestory C19; chancel and north transept restored 1863. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Early English style.