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St Oswald, Tile Hill

Located in Tile Hill, West Midlands. Built 1954-57. Diocese of Coventry. Grade II. Post-war basilican Modern style.

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Mitcham Methodist Church

Located in Mitcham , Greater London. Built 1958–59. Grade II. Post-war Modern style.

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St Clement with St Matthias, Lower Broughton

Located in Lower Broughton, Greater Manchester. Built 1959; consecrated 1960 (replacing an 1881 church). Diocese of Manchester. Mid-century Modern style.

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Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

Located in Liverpool, Merseyside. Built Crypt from 1933 (completed 1958); cathedral 1962–67. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade I. Modern; circular plan with lantern tower style.

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Blessed John Duns Scotus, Gorbals

Located in Gorbals, City of Glasgow. Built 1975; restored after a 2005 fire and reopened 2010. Diocese of Glasgow. Modern style.

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Coventry Cathedral

Located in Coventry, West Midlands. Built 1951–62. Diocese of Coventry. Grade I. Mid-twentieth-century modern style.

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All Saints, Clapham Park

Located in Clapham Park, Greater London. Built Present church 1982; predecessor 1858, demolished 1982. Diocese of Southwark. Modern (1982); original church Gothic Revival style.

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St Ignatius, Carryduff

Located in Carryduff, County Down. Built 1964–65; hall 1954, extended 1990. Diocese of Down and Dromore. Modern style.

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Holy Family, Blackbird Leys

Located in Blackbird Leys, Oxfordshire. Built 1964–65; hall extension 1983. Diocese of Oxford. Grade II. Liturgical Movement modern style.

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