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.
One of the newest churches in the diocese, of fairly traditional character, fit for purpose and with a light, welcoming... Read More
Quite an ambitious and original design for what was originally a monastery church with the monastery building... Read More
A nicely composed and well detailed, traditional, building of some architectural quality. The font is an important... Read More
A substantial post-war design in early Christian basilican style.Egremont is part of the Benedictine mission in West... Read More
A good Victorian church by a noted Sheffield firm of architects who designed much for Catholic clients. On a site with... Read More
A fairly typical post-war church in a modern idiom with aspects, such as the broad ‘slots’ of glazing reminiscent... Read More
An interesting architectural essay by Edmund Kirby & Sons. It adopts simple bold forms of the ‘primitive’... Read More
A functional modern dual-purpose church and hall. The dedication to St Bernard relates to the nearby medieval... Read More
A functional modern building of no particular architectural or historical note, but incorporating some sculpture of... Read More
A distinctive church, designed with great care and attention to detail. The interior displays imaginative and unusual... Read More
A large post-war church apparently inspired by San Zeno, Verona. The unusual plan was designed to ensure a clear view... Read More
A late Gothic Revival church of 1911-12 by Canon A. J. C. Scoles and Geoffrey Raymond for the Priory of the Canons... Read More
