St Nicholas, Barfreston
Located in Barfreston, Kent. Built c.1180; restored 1839-42. Grade I. Late Norman Romanesque style.
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Located in Barfreston, Kent. Built c.1180; restored 1839-42. Grade I. Late Norman Romanesque style.
Located in Bardwell, Suffolk. Built Late C14 to C15; chancel largely rebuilt 1853. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Bardney, Lincolnshire. Built c.1434–late C15; late C17 work; restored 1873–79. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Bangor, Gwynedd. Built Present fabric from early C12; nave and west tower under Bishop Skevington 1509-34; Scott restoration 1868-80; central tower completed 1966-67. Diocese of Bangor. Grade I. Gothic; Victorian restoration style.
Located in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Built 1790–97; tower and portico 1818–22; interior remodelled c.1858–81. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Classical style.
Located in Bampton, Oxfordshire. Built C10/C11 origins; rebuilt C12; remodelled late C13–early C14; restored 1868–70. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Gothic, with Gothic Revival restoration style.
Located in Bamburgh, Northumberland. Built 12th–14th centuries on the site of Aidan’s 7th-century church; restored 1830 and later 19th century. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. Romanesque and Early English, with Decorated aisles style.
Located in Balderton, Nottinghamshire. Built C12–C14; restored c.1880 with C20 additions. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Baldersby St James, Yorkshire. Built 1856–58. Diocese of York. Grade I. High Victorian Gothic style.
Located in Bakewell, Derbyshire. Built C12 and C13 on a Saxon site; C14-C15 additions; tower and transepts rebuilt 1841-52; nave arcades 1852; chancel restored 1879-82. Diocese of Derby. Grade I. Norman to Perpendicular, with C19 restoration style.
Located in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Built Mainly C13 on a Saxon site; C14–C15 additions; restored 1849–69. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Early English cruciform; Decorated and Perpendicular additions style.
Located in Aycliffe, County Durham. Built Anglo-Saxon nave fabric; Transitional work c.1190; south aisle c.1220; restored 1881–82. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Early English style.