All Saints, Sutton
Located in Sutton, Bedfordshire. Built 13th-century origins; 14th and 15th centuries. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Medieval Gothic style.
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Located in Sutton, Bedfordshire. Built 13th-century origins; 14th and 15th centuries. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Medieval Gothic style.
Located in Stretton Grandison, Herefordshire. Built C14 rebuilding of a C12 church; C17 porch; mid-C19 vestry. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Decorated style.
Located in Stretford, Herefordshire. Built C12, extended C13, partly rebuilt C14; restored 1875 and 1922. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Medieval twin-nave church style.
Located in Stratton on the Fosse, Somerset. Built 1873–1938; west front unfinished. Diocese of Clifton. Grade I. Gothic Revival (Early English and Perpendicular) style.
Located in Stratford Tony, Wiltshire. Built C13 north door; C14 chancel; C15 tower; C18 nave. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Medieval parish church style.
Located in Stratford sub Castle, Wiltshire. Built Early 13th-century chancel; 15th-century nave; tower rebuilt 1711. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Medieval with Georgian fittings style.
Located in Stratford St Mary, Suffolk. Built 14th-century chancel; 15th-century nave aisles; 16th-century clerestory, north chapel and porch (porch dated 1532); tower largely rebuilt in the 19th century; restored 1876–79. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Perpendicular with flint flushwork style.
Located in Strand, Greater London. Built 1680–82 by Wren; steeple 1719; restored 1955–58 after wartime gutting. Diocese of London. Grade I. English Baroque style.
Located in Stowlangtoft, Suffolk. Built c.1370–90; restored 1855–56. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Decorated style.
Located in Stoke Rivers, Devon. Built Late C15/early C16; restorations 1831, 1880s and 1905. Diocese of Exeter. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Stoke Orchard, Gloucestershire. Built Nave c.1170; chancel 14th century. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Norman and Decorated style.
Located in Stoke Golding, Leicestershire. Built Early 13th century; refashioned and enlarged c.1290–c.1340. Diocese of Leicester. Grade I. Decorated style.