Holy Trinity, Trefnant
Located in Trefnant, Clwyd. Built 1853–55; vestry 1907. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II*. Middle-pointed Gothic (late C13 / early C14) style.
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Located in Trefnant, Clwyd. Built 1853–55; vestry 1907. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II*. Middle-pointed Gothic (late C13 / early C14) style.
Located in Trecynon, Glamorgan. Built 1851–53; rebuilt after fire of 1856; southwest tower 1909. Diocese of Llandaff. Grade II. Decorated Gothic style.
Located in Trecynon, Mid Glamorgan. Built Opened 1862; rebuilt 1899; coffered ceiling 1930; immersion font 1970s. Grade II. Simple sub-Classical gable-entry chapel style.
Located in Toxteth, Merseyside. Built 1774–75; timber roof 1846; chancel 1900. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade II*. Georgian style.
Located in Torquay, Devon. Built Foundation stone 13 April 1857; opened 1858; south aisle and transept 1865; chancel lengthened 1882–85; west bay and north porch 1894. Diocese of Exeter. Grade II*. Decorated Gothic Revival style.
Located in Torpoint, Cornwall. Built 1795; extended 1908. Grade II. Georgian chapel with early C20 remodelling style.
Located in Torfaen, Monmouthshire. Built Commissioned 1845; opened 1847; gallery lighting and other alterations c1900. Grade II*. Greek Revival, with c1900 Art Nouveau alterations style.
Located in Tillingham, Essex. Built C12 nave; C13 chancel; C14 south aisle and west tower; C19 restorations. Diocese of Chelmsford. Grade II*. Norman and Early English style.
Located in Tile Hill, West Midlands. Built 1954-57. Diocese of Coventry. Grade II. Post-war basilican Modern style.
Located in Ticehurst, Sussex. Built Mostly C14; C15 porch and west window; restored 1857. Diocese of Chichester. Grade II*. Decorated medieval; C19 restoration style.
Located in Thurstaston, Cheshire. Built 1886. Diocese of Chester. Grade II.
Located in Thurning, Norfolk. Built c.1300 tower, nave and north aisle; later Perpendicular details; chancel demolished in the early 18th century; furnishings 1820s. Diocese of Norwich. Grade II*. Decorated and Perpendicular; 18th-century box-pew interior style.