Newbridge Our Lady of Peace
Located in Newbridge, Gwent. Built 1939. Diocese of Cardiff. Grade II*. Italian Romanesque basilica style.
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Located in Newbridge, Gwent. Built 1939. Diocese of Cardiff. Grade II*. Italian Romanesque basilica style.
Located in Moccas, Herefordshire. Built Mid-C12; C14 alterations; restored 1870. Diocese of Hereford. Grade I. Romanesque style.
Located in Manchester, Greater Manchester. Built 1844–48, replacing a chapel of 1794. Diocese of Salford. Grade II*. Rhenish Romanesque style.
Located in Llanrhwydrys, Anglesey. Built 12th-century nave; 13th-century chancel; east wall 15th century; west gallery 1776. Diocese of Bangor. Grade II*. Romanesque and medieval 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 Kirkwall, Orkney Islands. Built Founded 1137; 12th–14th centuries and later; restorations 1848, 1893, 1913–30. Grade Category A. Romanesque with Gothic additions style.
Located in High Carntyne, City of Glasgow. Built 1931–32; halls 1951–52. Simplified Romanesque style.
Located in Edith Weston, Rutland. Built 12th–14th centuries; chancel rebuilt 1866. Diocese of Peterborough. Grade I. Romanesque and Gothic; French 14th-century style chancel style.
Located in Edgbaston, West Midlands. Built 1915-17. Diocese of Birmingham. Grade II. Romanesque basilica style.
Located in Dalmeny, City of Edinburgh. Built Early 12th century; Rosebery aisle 1671; west tower 1937. Romanesque style.
Located in Coventry, West Midlands. Built 1932–34 (foundation stone 3 December 1932); predecessor tin mission 1895, moved to this road 1917. Diocese of Coventry. Romanesque with Byzantine detail style.
Located in Compton, Surrey. Built Eleventh-century tower; twelfth-century chancel and nave enlargement c.1180. Diocese of Guildford. Grade I. Anglo-Saxon and Romanesque, with a two-storey sanctuary style.