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.
An interwar church designed by Joseph Goldie in a free Perpendicular style, competently handled but somewhat... Read More
A fairly small and functional red brick design of 1994, on the site of a previous church.The first church on the... Read More
An impressive church of 1961-4 by Derek Walker, designed to reflect and anticipate contemporary liturgical trends. It... Read More
An important and relatively unaltered example of an urban pre- Emancipation public Catholic church. Although there are... Read More
An architecturally modest building put up shortly after World War II, greatly altered and extended in 1978. The raised... Read More
A modest Gothic Revival church founded by the Hon. Augusta Herbert, constructed in 1853-4 and extended or rebuilt in... Read More
A small and utilitarian design of the 1990s, replacing a church of 1966.The church replaced a building of 1966... Read More
A neo-Norman church of the 1840s by J. J. Scoles. The Capuchin Franciscans from Pantasaph took on responsibility of... Read More
An unexceptional post-war brick-built church-hall, with a pleasant interior.An offshoot of St Joseph’s, Poole, Our... Read More
A modest post-war church with an interior of quiet simplicity.Broadstone emerged as a settlement in the nineteenth... Read More
Architecturally of its time: modern in style, traditional in plan. The church is distinguished by its original and more... Read More
A 1970s church of polygonal design, the interior an impressive volume. During penal times the only priests in east... Read More
