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Located in Longhope, Gloucestershire. Built C12, C14, C15; restored 1869. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade II*. Medieval cruciform with Norman tower style.
Located in Llandegfedd, Monmouthshire. Built C12 or early C13 form; largely rebuilt 1875–6. Diocese of Monmouth. Grade II. Norman and Early English, Victorian rebuild style.
Located in Little Saxham, Suffolk. Built C11–C12 round tower and nave; C14 north aisle and porch; later medieval alterations. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade I. Norman round tower; Decorated aisle style.
Located in Little Paxton, Cambridgeshire. Built Late C12; west tower c.1400; south aisle c.1500; restored 1849. Diocese of Ely. Grade II*. Norman and Gothic style.
Located in Little Barrington , Gloucestershire. Built Late C12; nave largely rebuilt C14; further C15 work. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Norman and Perpendicular style.
Located in Litlington, Sussex. Built C12 chancel and nave; westernmost nave bay and porch C15. Diocese of Chichester. Grade I. Norman and later medieval style.
Located in Lastingham, Yorkshire. Built Crypt, chancel and apse 1078–85; parish church from c.1228; tower 14th century; restored 1879. Diocese of York. Grade I. Norman; Early English style.
Located in Lambourn, Berkshire. Built Late Norman cruciform church, c.1180; C14-C16 chapels; restored 1849-50. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Late Norman cruciform with Perpendicular chapels style.
Located in Kyre Wyard, Worcestershire. Built Early 12th century nave and chancel; south chapel early 14th century; bell-turret c.1700; restored c.1833; west porch 1894. Diocese of Worcester. Grade II*. Norman; Decorated chapel style.
Located in Knights Enham, Hampshire. Built Norman origin, mainly C13; C17 porch; C19 vestry. Diocese of Winchester. Grade I. Norman and Early English style.
Located in Kirtling, Cambridgeshire. Built C12 nave and south doorway; early C13 chancel; C15 tower, aisles and clerestory; mid-C16 north memorial chapel. Diocese of Ely. Grade I. Norman and Perpendicular Gothic style.
Located in Kirk Bramwith, Yorkshire. Built 12th-century south door and chancel arch; otherwise mostly 14th and 15th centuries. Diocese of Sheffield. Grade II*. Norman doorway; later medieval tower and nave style.