Here is a complete listing of the churches of England and Wales that have been assessed under the 'Taking Stock' project.
You can perform and advanced 'Church Search' using the form.
The church is of some architectural merit and has a character redolent of the 1950s. The bold forms of the broad front... Read More
Despite its unprepossessing exterior this is a delightful late Arts and Crafts church by Edward Simpson. The spacious... Read More
A late use of the Gothic Revival and with none of the refinement or personality of earlier churches by Edward Goldie... Read More
A typical and fairly unaltered example of a small mid-Victorian chapel, of a type which would have been approved by the... Read More
An imposing design of 1905-6, built for this burgeoning railway town by architects Randolph & Holt. The church is... Read More
Church built in the late 1970s, attached to a school. Not of architectural distinction or historical significance.The... Read More
An early post-Emancipation Catholic church by a well-known architect, this modest 1830s building by the younger Bonomi... Read More
A suburban brick church in Basilican Romanesque style, one of many such built in the interwar period to meet the needs... Read More
A startling building in its re-creation of an early Christian basilica; the campanile forms a notable marker in the... Read More
As the list description says a ‘a good quality late-nineteenth century Catholic church’. The interior is well... Read More
A modest church of 1959, twice extended. The result is a modern, well-lit church with some good furnishings from the... Read More
A relatively modest design by the nationally-known Catholic architect J. A. Hansom. The main interest now lies in its... Read More
