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Located in Streatham Hill, Greater London. Built Nave 1899–1900; transepts and chancel 1906–08. Diocese of Southwark. Grade II. Early English with Arts and Crafts fittings style.
Located in Cowshill, County Durham. Built 1911–15, reusing stone from the 1823 chapel at Copt Hill. Diocese of Durham. Early 20th-century Gothic style.
Located in Hartlepool, County Durham. Built c.1200 on a 7th-century monastic site; aisles partly rebuilt 15th century; restored 1724, mid-19th century and 1925–32. Diocese of Durham. Grade I. Early English style.
Located in Gresford, Wrexham. Built 13th-14th century fabric; almost wholly rebuilt in the 15th century. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade I. Perpendicular style.
Located in Edmonton, Greater London. Built 1903. Diocese of London. Grade II. Gothic Revival with Arts and Crafts influence style.
Located in Carew, Pembrokeshire. Built C14 chancel and transept arches; mid-C15 nave and aisles; tower c.1500; restored 1856. Diocese of St Davids. Grade I. Decorated chancel; Perpendicular nave and tower style.
Located in Brecon, Powys. Built C12 origins; enlarged to C14; south porch late C15; tower early C16. Diocese of Swansea and Brecon. Grade II*. Medieval parish church with Perpendicular west tower style.