St Martin on the Hill, Scarborough
Located in Scarborough, Yorkshire. Built 1861–62. Diocese of York. Grade I. Gothic Revival style.
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Located in Scarborough, Yorkshire. Built 1861–62. Diocese of York. Grade I. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Sandwich, Kent. Built Late C11 or early C12 fabric; rebuilt C13 after 1216; aisles C14; tower rebuilt late C17 after collapse in 1661. Grade I. Gothic style.
Located in Sandon, Staffordshire. Built Late C12 or early C13; virtually rebuilt c.1300; C14 north aisle; Perpendicular south-west tower; north aisle remodelled 1851. Diocese of Lichfield. Grade I. Gothic style.
Located in Sandford, Devon. Built Norman origins; rebuilt c.1520; renovated 1847–48. Diocese of Exeter. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Salisbury, Wiltshire. Built Founded c.1220; largely rebuilt 15th century; tower c.1400. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Salisbury, Wiltshire. Built Foundations 28 April 1220; body completed by 1266; cloisters and chapter house c.1270–79; tower and spire after 1330. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Early English Gothic style.
Located in Rudston, Yorkshire. Built C12 west tower; early C13 nave aisles; late C13 chancel; C19 belfry, porch and tracery. Diocese of York. Grade I. Norman and Early English style.
Located in Ruanlanihorne, Cornwall. Built 13th–15th centuries; tower rebuilt 1675; porch 1669; restored 19th century. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Medieval Cornish style.
Located in Ruabon, Wrexham. Built Recorded 1253; C14 west tower; remodelled 1769-70; substantially rebuilt 1870-72. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade I. Perpendicular; Victorian Gothic rebuild style.
Located in Rothwell, Northamptonshire. Built 12th–early 16th centuries; spire collapsed 1660; transepts cut down 1673; chancel restored 1848; remainder restored 1893–1910. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Norman to Perpendicular style.
Located in Rotherfield, Sussex. Built Mainly C13, with earlier fabric and later features. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Medieval style.
Located in Rochdale, Lancashire. Built 1870–73. Grade I. Gothic Revival style.