All Saints, Kirk Deighton
Located in Kirk Deighton, Yorkshire. Built Early-mid C15 with C12 remains; restored 1849 and 1875. Diocese of Leeds. Grade I. Perpendicular with Decorated tracery style.
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Located in Kirk Deighton, Yorkshire. Built Early-mid C15 with C12 remains; restored 1849 and 1875. Diocese of Leeds. Grade I. Perpendicular with Decorated tracery style.
Located in Kingerby, Lincolnshire. Built Early C11 fabric; C12–C14 work; early C17 roof; minor C19 repairs. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Keysoe, Bedfordshire. Built Late 12th to 15th centuries; west tower early 15th century. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Gothic style.
Located in Kersey, Suffolk. Built C14 and C15; north aisle c.1335; tower completed 1481; chancel rebuilt 1862. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Kedleston, Derbyshire. Built C12, late C13, C14 and early C17; restored 1885; north aisle 1907–09. Grade I. Norman and Gothic, with Curzon monuments style.
Located in Jesmond, Tyne & Wear. Built 1887–88; finishing work to 1891. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Early English Gothic with Venetian campanile; Arts and Crafts interior style.
Located in Iwade, Kent. Built C13; south aisle c.1504; restored 1874; south porch 1893. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade I. Medieval with Perpendicular south aisle style.
Located in Ivychurch, Kent. Built C13 origins; late C14 rebuild; C15 west tower; restored 1888–90. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Ipswich, Suffolk. Built 1699–1700; restored 1900 and later. Grade I. Late 17th-century dissenting meeting house style.
Located in Inglesham, Wiltshire. Built Anglo-Saxon origins; most fabric c.1205; repaired 1888-89. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Gothic style.
Located in Ingestre, Staffordshire. Built Rebuilt 1673–76 beside Ingestre Hall, replacing an earlier church. Diocese of Lichfield. Grade I. Classical (Wren) style.
Located in Ilfracombe, Devon. Built C13 tower and masonry; nave lengthened and aisles added c.1321; aisles widened C15; restored 1861–64; vestry 1894. Diocese of Exeter. Grade I. Medieval, with Victorian restoration and Arts and Crafts vestry style.