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Located in Axbridge, Somerset. Built c.1400, on an earlier 13th-century site; restored 1888. Diocese of Bath and Wells. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Avebury, Wiltshire. Built Late Anglo-Saxon nave c.950–1000; 12th-century aisles; 15th-century tower; chancel restored 1879. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon nave with Norman doorway and Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Attenborough, Nottinghamshire. Built 12th–16th centuries and later; restored 1869; re-roofed 1947–53; vestries 1954. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Medieval parish church with Perpendicular west steeple style.
Located in Aslackby, Lincolnshire. Built c.1300–c.1320; mid-15th century; chancel rebuilt 1856. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Early English and Perpendicular style.
Located in Ashton under Lyne, Greater Manchester. Built C15 church virtually rebuilt in the C19: north side 1821; nave and south side 1840–44; chancel east wall 1883; tower 1886–88. Diocese of Manchester. Grade I. Victorian Gothic; Perpendicular style.
Located in Ashford, Kent. Built Late C13 church enlarged in the C14; central tower and roofs heightened in the C15 (major campaign c.1475–83); nave widened 1837 and extended 1860; vestry 1927. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. Built Mainly Early English from c.1220; tower and spire c.1330; Perpendicular work c.1520. Diocese of Derby. Grade I. Early English; Decorated tower and spire; Perpendicular additions style.
Located in Arundel, Sussex. Built 1380. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Perpendicular Gothic style.
Located in Anstey, Hertfordshire. Built Late C12 origins; C13–C15 fabric. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Norman crossing; later medieval Gothic style.
Located in Almeley, Herefordshire. Built Tower base c.1200; chancel late 13th century; nave and aisles c.1320–30; restored c.1865. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Decorated style.
Located in Allhallows, Kent. Built 12th–15th century; restored 1886–91. Diocese of Rochester. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Alford, Lincolnshire. Built Mid C14; tower rebuilt 1525–35; restored c.1867. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular, with Victorian restoration style.