All Saints, Runhall
Located in Runhall, Norfolk. Built C12, C13 and late medieval; chancel destroyed. Diocese of Norwich. Grade II*. Norman and Perpendicular style.
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Located in Runhall, Norfolk. Built C12, C13 and late medieval; chancel destroyed. Diocese of Norwich. Grade II*. Norman and Perpendicular style.
Located in Rudston, Yorkshire. Built C12 west tower; early C13 nave aisles; late C13 chancel; C19 belfry, porch and tracery. Diocese of York. Grade I. Norman and Early English style.
Located in Ripple, Worcestershire. Built Late C12 to C13; crossing tower C15, top rebuilt 1713, balustrade 1797. Diocese of Worcester. Grade I. Transitional Norman to Early English; Perpendicular tower style.
Located in Richards Castle, Herefordshire. Built 12th century; extended 14th–15th century. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Riccall, Yorkshire. Built Mid–late C12 nave; early C13 arcades; late C13 chancel; restored 1864–65. Diocese of York. Grade I. Norman and Early English, with a richly carved south doorway style.
Located in Pyrford, Surrey. Built c.1140; restored 1869 and 1967. Diocese of Guildford. Grade I. Norman style.
Located in Pleasley, Derbyshire. Built C12, C13, C14 and C19. Diocese of Derby. Grade II*. Norman and later medieval style.
Located in Pentney, Norfolk. Built C12 nave core and later medieval tower, nave and chancel; roof of 1850. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Patrixbourne, Kent. Built Late C12; spire C13; Bifrons Chapel C15; north aisle 1824; restored 1849 and 1857. Diocese of Canterbury. Grade I. Norman style.
Located in Owmby by Spital, Lincolnshire. Built C12–C14; chancel rebuilt 1808. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Norman, Early English and later medieval style.
Located in Over Denton, Cumbria. Built Probably early 12th century; west wall and bellcote rebuilt 18th century; windows 1881. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade II*. Norman style.
Located in Nunburnholme, Yorkshire. Built C12 nave, early C13 chancel; restored 1873; tower and porch c.1902. Diocese of York. Grade I. Norman and Early English, with later restorations style.