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Located in Ringsfield, Suffolk. Built C15 tower and part of nave; porch probably late C16; east end and chancel rebuilt 1883–4. Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. Grade II*. Perpendicular, with Victorian rebuilding style.
Located in Regent’s Park, Greater London. Built 1826–28; restored 1969. Grade II*. Perpendicular Gothic Revival style.
Located in Redwick, Monmouthshire. Built 14th and 15th centuries; possibly 12th-century origins; restored 1875. Diocese of Monmouth. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular style.
Located in Quethiock, Cornwall. Built Rebuilding recorded 1259 and 1288; largely early to mid-14th century; north aisle 15th century; restored 1878–79. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Decorated and Perpendicular, cruciform style.
Located in Pulham Market, Norfolk. Built Mainly 14th and 15th centuries; north porch 1456. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Poundstock, Cornwall. Built C13 transept; late C15/early C16 nave, aisle, chancel and tower; restored 1896. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Pocklington, Yorkshire. Built C12 or earlier nave; C13 transepts; C15 west tower and chancel. Diocese of York. Grade I. Gothic, late C12 to Perpendicular style.
Located in Plymouth, Devon. Built Mid to late C15 on an older site; restored 1826 and 1875; rebuilt 1949–57 after Blitz damage. Diocese of Exeter. Grade I. Perpendicular Gothic style.
Located in Pillaton, Cornwall. Built Probably 14th century, with mid- and later 15th-century additions; 19th-century restoration. Diocese of Truro. Grade I. Cornish Perpendicular style.
Located in Over Compton, Dorset. Built Nave rebuilt C15; west tower early C15; north chapel 1776; restored 1821–22; chancel restored 1877. Diocese of Salisbury. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Odiham, Hampshire. Built C13 chancel and tower base; rebuilt c.1500; tower stages above eaves mid-C17. Diocese of Winchester. Grade I. Gothic; mid-C17 brick tower stages with classical detail style.
Located in Norwich, Norfolk. Built 1430–55 (present church); site from 1075. Diocese of Norwich. Grade I. Perpendicular style.