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Located in Benniworth, Lincolnshire. Built Mid-12th and mid-13th century; transepts 1769; chancel work 1812; almost entirely rebuilt 1875. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II. Norman and Early English, rebuilt in Gothic Revival style.
Located in Beckford, Worcestershire. Built c.1130 on an earlier site; altered C14, C15 and C17; restored mid C19. Diocese of Worcester. Grade I. Norman with later medieval and C17 work style.
Located in Beaumont, Cumbria. Built Late 12th century; restored 1784, 1872 and 1888. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II*. Norman with later restorations style.
Located in Barton Stacey, Hampshire. Built C12 origins; aisles c.1180; C13 eastward extension; west tower c.1610; restored 1877. Diocese of Winchester. Grade II*. Norman and Gothic, with Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Barton, Cumbria. Built C12 nave and central tower; aisles C13–c.1300; chancel lengthened C14. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade I. Norman and Gothic; central tower style.
Located in Barfreston, Kent. Built c.1180; restored 1839-42. Grade I. Late Norman Romanesque style.
Located in Bampton, Oxfordshire. Built C10/C11 origins; rebuilt C12; remodelled late C13–early C14; restored 1868–70. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, Norman and Gothic, with Gothic Revival restoration style.
Located in Balderton, Nottinghamshire. Built C12–C14; restored c.1880 with C20 additions. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Bakewell, Derbyshire. Built C12 and C13 on a Saxon site; C14-C15 additions; tower and transepts rebuilt 1841-52; nave arcades 1852; chancel restored 1879-82. Diocese of Derby. Grade I. Norman to Perpendicular, with C19 restoration style.
Located in Aylton, Herefordshire. Built C12 nave; chancel rebuilt C14; south porch 1654; restored 1928. Diocese of Hereford. Grade II*. Norman and later medieval style.
Located in Anstey, Hertfordshire. Built Late C12 origins; C13–C15 fabric. Diocese of St Albans. Grade I. Norman crossing; later medieval Gothic style.
Located in Allington, Lincolnshire. Built c.1150; 13th–16th centuries; late 18th century; c.1914. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade II*. Norman, Perpendicular and Georgian style.