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 Gothic design is old fashioned for its date. Nonetheless the tower and spire have a certain grandeur, the building... Read More
A distinctive modern Romanesque design of the 1950s by E. Bower Norris, incorporating Art Deco elements. The church was... Read More
A small and plain Franciscan church of 1956, whose chief feature is the boldly-coloured dalle de verre Buckfast Abbey... Read More
A church designed with great sensitivity and assurance by Bowen Dann Davies in the modernist vernacular style that the... Read More
A multi-purpose parish centre of the mid-1970s, incorporating some furnishings from John Hungerford Pollen’s fine... Read More
An early post-Vatican II church and hall by Tom Price of F. R. Bates, Son & Price, with a fan-shaped seating... Read More
The oldest church in the diocese, built before the Second Catholic Relief Act, and passing itself off as the pavilion... Read More
A Regency church attributed to Philip Hardwick, significantly enlarged by F. A. Walters in the early twentieth century.... Read More
A large and handsome mid-nineteenth century Gothic church by a Yorkshire architect with an established London practice.... Read More
An attractive early twentieth-century design by Arthur Young, built for a French congregation but thoroughly English... Read More
A functionalist interpretation of a traditional church form, with no extraneous ornament. The stripped, elemental... Read More
A building of 1928, adopting a traditional form, loosely Italianate with some Gothic detail. The church has character... Read More
