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Located in Blyth, Nottinghamshire. Built Founded 1088; late C11 nave; C13–C15 additions; east end demolished after the Dissolution; restored 1885. Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Grade I. Norman, with later medieval work style.
Located in Swine, Yorkshire. Built c.1180; early C14 and C15; west tower rebuilt 1787; C19 porch and vestry. Diocese of York. Grade I. Transitional and Decorated style.
Located in Oronsay, Western Isles. Built Founded 1325–53; church, cloister and conventual buildings into the early 1500s. Grade Category A. Late medieval Augustinian priory ruins style.
Located in Nun Monkton, Yorkshire. Built Late 12th–early 13th century; east end rebuilt 1873. Diocese of York. Grade I. Transitional / Early English style.
Located in Much Wenlock, Shropshire. Built Refounded c.1080; church mainly 13th century; chapter house late 12th century. Grade I. Cluniac Romanesque and Gothic style.
Located in Deerhurst, Gloucestershire. Built C8 nave and chancel; C10 restoration; aisles c.1200; restored 1861–63. Diocese of Gloucester. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon, with Early English arcades and later Gothic windows style.
Located in Chetwode, Buckinghamshire. Built Augustinian priory founded 1244; chancel c.1250; north chapel c.1330; west tower late C15 or early C16; parish church from c.1480; partly rebuilt c.1820; restored 1868. Diocese of Oxford. Grade I. Early English style.
Located in Cartmel, Cumbria. Built Founded c.1189–90; choir, crossing and transepts of the first campaign; later medieval nave, tower and east window. Diocese of Carlisle. Grade I. Transitional Romanesque to Early English; later Gothic style.
Located in Canons Ashby, Northamptonshire. Built Augustinian priory church founded 1147–51; surviving west bays 13th century; north-west tower mid-14th century; east and south walls post-Dissolution and early 18th century. Grade I. Early English west front; Decorated tower; Perpendicular west window style.