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Located in Brighstone, Isle of Wight. Built 12th-century north arcade; 14th-century south arcade and lower tower; 15th-century upper tower; early 16th-century south aisle, porch and chancel; spire 1720; north aisle rebuilt 1852. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade I. Norman arcade; Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Brackley, Northamptonshire. Built Late Norman south doorway; C13 west tower, south arcade and late C13 chancel; early C14 north arcade; C14 south chapel; early C16 nave clerestory. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Bosherston, Pembrokeshire. Built Early medieval single-cell chapel. Grade I. Medieval pilgrimage chapel style.
Located in Bolton on Swale, Yorkshire. Built C14–C16; restored 1857; chancel remodelled 1877. Diocese of Leeds. Grade II*. Medieval Gothic style.
Located in Blaxhall, Suffolk. Built 13th-century nave; 14th-century west tower; mid-19th-century restoration especially of the chancel. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade II*. Medieval parish church with early 16th-century hammerbeam roof style.
Located in Bilsby, Lincolnshire. Built 15th century; tower mid-18th century; repaired 1841; restored 1918. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II*. Perpendicular; Georgian tower style.
Located in Billingham, County Durham. Built Nave probably C9; tower C10, top late C14; aisles C12–C13; chancel rebuilt 1939. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon; medieval style.
Located in Bigby, Lincolnshire. Built C12, C13, C15; work of 1779; restored 1878. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Medieval with C18 brick north aisle and C19 restoration style.
Located in Bere Ferrers, Devon. Built C13, c.1330 and later C15; restored 1871. Diocese of Exeter. Grade I. Medieval style.
Located in Beaumaris, Anglesey. Built c.1330. Diocese of Bangor. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Barton in Fabis, Nottinghamshire. Built C14–C15; porch 1693; restored 1855 and 1877. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular Gothic style.
Located in AylestoneAylestone, Leicestershire. Built 13th–15th century; restored 1894 and 1902; porch rebuilt 1926. Diocese of Leicester. Grade II*. Early English and Decorated style.