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 only thatched church in the diocese. Its current appearance largely the result of a 1948 remodelling, this is a... Read More
A handsome mid-nineteenth century chapel which has been refitted internally but retains furnishings of considerable... Read More
A concrete frame church of 1952 by local architect Donovan Purcell, extended in 2000-1. It contains the only known... Read More
A striking, unusual design combining blunt Art Deco forms with Romanesque details. The interior has high quality... Read More
A design and build project which is nevertheless an attractive design, with the interior spaces handled well. In... Read More
A functional building capable of providing a range of facilities, but lacking special architectural or historic... Read More
A flexible building with a dignified interior but without special architectural or historic interest. Wythenshawe was... Read More
An imposing and monumental building by an architect of note. The church has a rich, little-altered interior with strong... Read More
One of several in the diocese by George Goldie, the church is in a vigorous High Victorian style, built of brick and... Read More
An interesting contemporary design of 1980, with church and hall under a single A-frame steel structure. The fitting... Read More
A functional building with a large internal space, built in the grounds of Yateley Hall. Part of a large complex of... Read More
A small prefabricated timber hut, used by the British Legion until acquired by the local Catholic parish after the... Read More
