St Mary, West Chinnock
Located in West Chinnock, Somerset. Built C13 origins; rebuilt 1889-90 after the earlier church burned. Diocese of Bath and Wells. Grade II. Early English and Decorated Gothic Revival style.
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Located in West Chinnock, Somerset. Built C13 origins; rebuilt 1889-90 after the earlier church burned. Diocese of Bath and Wells. Grade II. Early English and Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in West Bank, Cheshire. Built 1908–10. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade II*. Perpendicular Gothic Revival style.
Located in Welton le Marsh, Lincolnshire. Built Medieval base; rebuilt late C18; altered 1891. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II*. Georgian rebuild with Gothic tracery of 1891 style.
Located in Wellingham, Norfolk. Built Medieval; nave early, chancel C13; much altered C19. Diocese of Norwich. Grade II*. Medieval; Perpendicular nave windows and Early English chancel lancets style.
Located in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. Built c.1875. Grade II*. Gothic Revival; ovoid plan style.
Located in Warrington, Lancashire. Built Medieval fragments including 14th-century chancel; present church mainly 1859–67. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade II*. Gothic and Gothic Revival style.
Located in Warmsworth, Yorkshire. Built 1939–42. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade II. Italianate basilican style.
Located in Warminster, Wiltshire. Built Norman origin; late C14 crossing and tower; nave rebuilt 1887–89. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade II*. Perpendicular, thoroughly renewed in the late Victorian period style.
Located in Warlingham, Surrey. Built c.1250; restored 1857 and 1887; south aisle and bellchamber 1893. Diocese of Southwark. Grade II*. Early English, with later additions style.
Located in Walmley, West Midlands. Built 1843–45; nave extension 1985–87. Diocese of Birmingham. Grade II. Neo-Norman style.
Located in Bath, Somerset. Built 1777–90. Diocese of Bath and Wells. Grade II*. Georgian classical style.
Located in Wainfleet St Mary, Lincolnshire. Built Late C12; early C13 arcades; early C15; restored 1875–92. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II*. Late Norman and Early English style.