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Located in Skelbrooke, Yorkshire. Built Medieval; extensively rebuilt 1872 after a fire. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade II. Gothic Revival, reusing medieval fabric style.
Located in Skegness, Lincolnshire. Built Mid-16th century rebuild after the 1526 flood; restored 19th century and 1930s. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II*. Perpendicular style.
Located in Sisland, Norfolk. Built Medieval; largely rebuilt 1761 after lightning. Diocese of Norwich. Grade II*. Gothick, reusing medieval north wall style.
Located in Sidmouth, Devon. Built Medieval Perpendicular tower; remainder rebuilt 1859–60. Diocese of Exeter. Grade II*. High Victorian Gothic; medieval Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Sibford Gower, Oxfordshire. Built 1840; porch 1897. Diocese of Oxford. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Built 1839-40 rebuilding of the 1715-16 chapel; High Street facade 1885; congregation founded 1662. Grade II. Classical facade of 1885 style.
Located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Built 1852–56. Diocese of Shrewsbury. Grade II*. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Shirley, West Midlands. Built 1830–32; enlarged 1882–83. Diocese of Birmingham. Grade II. Gothic; Early English (1880s east end) style.
Located in Shipley, Yorkshire. Built 1823–26. Diocese of Leeds. Grade II. Perpendicular (Commissioners’ church) style.
Located in Shipbourne, Kent. Built 1879–81, replacing a 1721–22 church by James Gibbs. Diocese of Rochester. Grade II. Neo-Decorated style.
Located in Shildon, County Durham. Built 1833–34 nave; largely rebuilt and extended 1881–82; tower rebuilt 1891–1900. Diocese of Durham. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Sheffield, Yorkshire. Built 1854–55; chancel 1884. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.