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Located in Stanford on Avon, Northamptonshire. Built c.1300–mid 14th century, with later glass and monuments. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Decorated Gothic style.
Located in Stamfordham, Northumberland. Built Possibly Saxon fabric; C13; extensively restored 1847. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Early English Gothic style.
Located in Staindrop, County Durham. Built Pre-Conquest nave fabric; 12th–15th centuries; restored c.1849 by Cory. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon to Perpendicular, with Norman arcades style.
Located in Stackpole, Pembrokeshire. Built Medieval cruciform church; nave and porch rebuilt 1851. Diocese of St Davids. Grade I. Medieval cruciform; Victorian restoration style.
Located in St Weonards, Herefordshire. Built C13 nave; C16 tower, porch, north chapel and aisle; chancel largely late C19 (restored 1875 and 1884). Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Medieval Gothic style.
Located in St Margarets, Herefordshire. Built Possibly 12th-century origins; substantially 15th and 16th century; south porch dated 1924. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Medieval with Norman chancel arch style.
Located in St James, Greater London. Built 1530s as part of Henry VIII’s palace; ceiling dated 1540; remodelled by Sir Robert Smirke c.1836–37. Grade I. Tudor, with nineteenth-century redecoration style.
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 St Ewe, Cornwall. Built C13; tower later C14; south aisle early C15; restored late C19. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Medieval Cornish with broach spire style.
Located in St Eval, Cornwall. Built Late C11 or early C12; C15 nave, chancel and south aisle; tower rebuilt 1724–27. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Norman and Perpendicular; Georgian tower style.
Located in St Donats, Glamorgan. Built C12 origin; tower early C14; Lady Chapel late C14; chancel C15; nave C16; restored 1878 and 1907. Diocese of Llandaff. Grade I. Medieval style.
Located in St Columb Major, Cornwall. Built C14 origin; C15 additions; mid- to late-C19 restoration. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Perpendicular style.