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.
Built in the late nineteenth century, evidently on a tight budget. However, the building forms a conspicuous feature... Read More
A remarkable example of a building erected at low cost and largely by the energy and initiative of the parish priest... Read More
One of a number of interwar churches in the midlands and northwest by J.S. Brocklesby, this is a lancet Gothic design... Read More
A large and characterful design of the early 1960s by David Brown, with a reinforced concrete frame and brick... Read More
A modest and small Gothic church by John Dobson, a valuable adjunct to the sixteenth century tower house, formerly... Read More
A large Gothic Revival town church of the 1880s, by a little-known Preston architect. The church is of significance... Read More
A longitudinal design with a short northwest tower, old-fashioned for its date. A school-chapel was built at Longton... Read More
A very simple structure of the 1920s, notable above all as a minor example of the patronage of Amy Imrie (Mother Clare... Read More
A Gothic Revival church built by the Ampleforth Benedictines, starting in 1912-13 and finishing in a plainer but... Read More
A post-Second World War church built to serve a new housing estate, with a powerfully composed west tower. The church... Read More
A handsome stucco-faced classical building with a prominent portico front to the busy Ashby Road. The spacious columned... Read More
A modern church with some features inspired by Basil Spence’s Coventry Cathedral. It has several furnishings of high... Read More
