St Augustine, Snave
Located in Snave, Kent. Built 13th–15th centuries; restored 1873. Grade II*. Medieval Gothic style.
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Located in Snave, Kent. Built 13th–15th centuries; restored 1873. Grade II*. Medieval Gothic style.
Located in Skenfrith, Monmouthshire. Built c.1199–1216; aisles C13–C15; roofs 1896; restored 1909–10. Diocese of Monmouth. Grade I. Medieval, with Perpendicular windows style.
Located in Sibton, Suffolk. Built Medieval; tower early C15; restored 1872; chancel rebuilt 1878. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Medieval Gothic style.
Located in Shapwick, Dorset. Built Twelfth-century origin; enlarged in the 14th–16th centuries; chancel largely rebuilt 1878. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Medieval parish church with Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Ruanlanihorne, Cornwall. Built 13th–15th centuries; tower rebuilt 1675; porch 1669; restored 19th century. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Medieval Cornish style.
Located in Rotherfield, Sussex. Built Mainly C13, with earlier fabric and later features. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Medieval style.
Located in Rochester, Kent. Built 1386–87; restored and partly rebuilt 1937; Bridge Chambers 1879. Grade II. Medieval chantry chapel style.
Located in Plumstead, Greater London. Built 12th-century west wall; 13th-century south wall; 15th-century north aisle (now nave); tower 1664; restored 1867–68; enlarged 1907–08. Diocese of Southwark. Grade II*. Medieval with Arts and Crafts Perpendicular enlargement style.
Located in Penshurst, Kent. Built C13 north arcade; early C14 south arcade; C15 west tower; south aisle and porch rebuilt 1631; Sidney chapel 1820; restored 1864–65. Diocese of Rochester. Grade I. Medieval Gothic, with later restorations style.
Located in Penbryn, Ceredigion. Built 12th century; roof 15th century. Diocese of St Davids. Grade I. Medieval style.
Located in Pagham, Sussex. Built Chancel 11th–12th century; remainder 13th century; restored 1837. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Medieval cruciform; restored Gothic style.
Located in Old Heathfield, Sussex. Built 13th-century tower; 14th-century body, largely rebuilt 1861 and 1872. Diocese of Chichester. Grade II*. Medieval with Victorian restoration; broached shingled spire style.