A large neoclassical town church of 1829-30 by Joseph Potter (architect of St Mary’s College, Oscott), which was remodelled and extended and given a distinctly post-War character in 1954. The building is more of historical interest as an ambitious town church of the time of Catholic Emancipation than for its heavily compromised architectural qualities, although it does have a strong presence in the Conservation Area.

2018 UPDATE: The church has undergone a reordering since the writing of this entry.