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 1984 to serve as both church and parish centre, using good contemporary materials that are shared with the... Read More
This 1908-10 church, extended in 1934, stands proudly on its corner site and is the most impressive building in the... Read More
A prefabricated modern building of no architectural or historic interest.The combined hall and chapel of St... Read More
The church was built with the adjoining house as a combined school and chapel, from designs by C. A. Buckler, a notable... Read More
An inter-war brick church, quite cheap and small in scale and with some simple, but imaginatively treated,... Read More
A pleasing post-war design making a positive contribution to the street scene in a leafy part of Shipley, with a... Read More
A former workhouse chapel in lancet Gothic style, converted to Catholic use in 1979. The mid-nineteenth century chapel... Read More
A red brick Gothic Revival church of the early twentieth century, built to serve an expanding mining town. The exterior... Read More
A striking design of the Post-Vatican II period, the baptistery with its tall needle spire a local landmark. Inside,... Read More
A large and rather utilitarian brick church of the 1930s, with a striking and original west front.A Mass centre for... Read More
A late Gothic Revival church of 1886–7 by the architect J. K. Cole. Originally a Bible Christian (Methodist) church,... Read More
A small post-war church with an attached parish hall. It is a simple round-arched design by Anthony J. Rossi, built... Read More
