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Located in Birmingham, West Midlands. Built Late C13 origin; rebuilt 1873–75; restored after bomb damage 1956–57. Diocese of Birmingham. Grade II*. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Birkenhead, Merseyside. Built 1860–62; chancel 1876–77. Diocese of Shrewsbury. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Birkdale, Merseyside. Built 1870-71; porch tower 1886-87; transepts and rebuilt chancel 1907. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade II. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Bickerstaffe, Lancashire. Built 1843; enlarged 1860. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Bettisfield, Wrexham. Built 1873-74; plans drawn 1856; replaced an 1851 mission church. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II*. High Victorian Gothic (Decorated) style.
Located in Besthorpe, Nottinghamshire. Built 1844; apse added 1897; linked to former village hall 2014. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Benniworth, Lincolnshire. Built Mid-12th and mid-13th century; transepts 1769; chancel work 1812; almost entirely rebuilt 1875. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II. Norman and Early English, rebuilt in Gothic Revival style.
Located in Beeston, Nottinghamshire. Built 15th-century chancel; nave and remainder rebuilt 1842–44; enlarged 1876. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade II. Perpendicular Gothic Revival style.
Located in Barnsbury, Greater London. Built 1852–54. Diocese of London. Grade II. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Arnside, Cumbria. Built 1864–66; extended 1884, 1905 and 1912–14. Diocese of Carlisle. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Armagh, County Armagh. Built 1840–1904; foundation stone 17 March 1840. Diocese of Armagh. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Appleshaw, Hampshire. Built 1836, on the site of a 13th-century chapel. Diocese of Winchester. Grade II. Plain Gothic style.