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 interesting post-war design, compromised by the removal of the original steel ‘tower’ and by window... Read More
A good post-war church in Byzantine-influenced style. Well-proportioned exterior and well-detailed interior, marred by... Read More
An architecturally unexceptional design of the 1950s by Jack Langtry-Langton.In the 1920s the Bierley estate was... Read More
A good example of a Victorian suburban church, which contributes positively to the street scene and is notable for its... Read More
An interesting church of some architectural and artistic merit. Interesting as a conversion (although the Simpson work... Read More
A modest building of the 1950s, well cared for and fit-for-purpose. Buttershaw is situated at the southwestern edge of... Read More
A good mainstream Gothic Revival church of the late Victorian period by a noted local architect and with an overlay of... Read More
A single-storey church of system-built construction clad in pebbledashed or boarded panels, under a shallow-pitched... Read More
The second Catholic church to be built in Bradford. With the associated convent and schools it forms part of a dense... Read More
A striking 1970s church with impressive interior special qualities and many furnishings designed for the... Read More
This inner city church is an important local landmark, built in a stripped Gothic style. The interior retains its... Read More
The church occupies the principal first-floor room in the mid-nineteenth-century former Town Hall, one of the finest... Read More
