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Located in Urmston, Greater Manchester. Built 1868; north aisle 1873-75; lengthened west 1887-88; tower 1899-1903. Diocese of Manchester. Grade II. Gothic Revival (Geometrical Decorated) style.
Located in Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire. Built C12–C15; Witts chapel 1854; restored 1877. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade II*. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Upper Norwood, Greater London. Built 1878–87. Diocese of Southwark. Grade II*. Early English Gothic Revival style.
Located in Upper Langwith, Derbyshire. Built 13th and 14th centuries; restored 1877–78. Diocese of Derby. Grade II*. Early English and Perpendicular style.
Located in Upper Beeding, Sussex. Built 14th-century nave and tower; chancel rebuilt in the 19th century; south aisle and porch 1852. Diocese of Chichester. Grade II*. Gothic style.
Located in Ulverston, Cumbria. Built C16 with reused C12 south doorway; enlarged 1804; restored 1864–66; chancel extended 1903–04. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II*. Gothic and Gothic Revival style.
Located in Trusley, Derbyshire. Built 1712–13, on the site of a medieval church; chancel altered and vestry added c.1900. Diocese of Derby. Grade II*. Queen Anne classical style.
Located in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. Built 1868–70. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade II. Early Pointed style.
Located in Troutbeck, Cumbria. Built Parish church of 1562; west tower 1736; remodelled mid C19. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II*. Sixteenth-century fabric with an eighteenth-century vernacular tower and plain C19 Gothic exterior style.
Located in Treuddyn, Flintshire. Built 1874–75, on an earlier medieval site. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Treslothan, Cornwall. Built 1840–42; restored 1880; altered 1899. Diocese of Truro. Grade II. Early English style.
Located in Treforest, Glamorgan. Built 1926–27. Diocese of Cardiff. Grade II. Basilican (Romanesque and Italo-Byzantine) style.