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Located in St Nicholas, Glamorgan. Built C14 origins; south chapel rebuilt 1803 and 1859; restoration completed 1860. Diocese of Llandaff. Grade II*. Decorated Gothic style.
Located in St Nicholas, Pembrokeshire. Built Medieval; much restored 1865. Diocese of St Davids. Grade II. Medieval, restored style.
Located in St Johns Wood, Greater London. Built 1846–47; tower and spire completed 1864; chancel 1877–78; gutted by fire 26 January 2023. Diocese of London. Grade II*. Decorated Gothic style.
Located in St Ives, Cambridgeshire. Built 1863–64; interior modernised 1980. Grade II. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in St Dennis, Cornwall. Built Late C14–C15; substantially rebuilt 1847; rebuilt after fire 1985–87. Diocese of Truro. Grade II*. Late medieval Cornish with C19 rebuilding style.
Located in Spelsbury, Oxfordshire. Built C11/C12 core; C13–C15; tower partly rebuilt 1706; chancel 1740; nave and transepts largely 1774; restored 1851. Diocese of Oxford. Grade II*. Medieval core with Georgian rebuilding style.
Located in Speke, Merseyside. Built 1872–75. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Sparkford, Somerset. Built C14 and later; nave 1824. Diocese of Bath and Wells. Grade II*. Medieval Gothic; 1824 nave style.
Located in Spanish Place, Greater London. Built 1885–90; extended west in the First World War. Diocese of Westminster. Grade II*. Early English Gothic style.
Located in Southwold, Suffolk. Built 1914–16. Diocese of East Anglia. Grade II. Perpendicular Gothic style.
Located in Southwick, Northamptonshire. Built C14 tower; nave and chancel rebuilt 1760; remodelled c.1864. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade II*. Medieval tower and spire; Georgian and Victorian remodelling style.
Located in Southwick, Tyne & Wear. Built 1888–90. Grade II. Basilica style.