The Diocese of Northampton has 73 churches (as of 2009). The cathedral is in Northampton and is dedicated to Our Lady Immaculate and St Thomas of Canterbury. The Diocese of Northampton encompasses the counties of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and that part of Berkshire (formerly in Buckinghamshire) that lies to the north of the River Thames.
A good late-Victorian former Nonconformist church of distinctive design, prominent in the... Read More
An ambitious design of the early 1960s, built from designs by Desmond Williams & Associates at the time of the Second... Read More
The church is a utilitarian design of the late 1960s, and is of little architectural or... Read More
An interesting and lavish curiosity as an early 20th century ‘copy’ of a Baroque church on a small scale, richly... Read More
A modest church of the 1960s, conventionally longitudinal in plan, and displaying architectural and decorative detail... Read More
A curious hybrid building of two dates; of the uncompleted earlier church of 1914 survives one... Read More
An endearing church, especially the Classical interior. Architecturally the exterior is unremarkable, although the... Read More
From 1938 Great Missenden was part of the new parish of Princes Risborough. There was no church, and Mass was said... Read More
An example of the late 20th century Gothic style, infused with Classical elements, which was favoured by the... Read More
Church built in the late 1970s, attached to a school. Not of architectural distinction or historical... Read More
A small and plain church, converted from a neo-Georgian telephone exchange. Until the 19th... Read More
St Edward’s church is in that strand of longitudinally-planned inter- war brick churches of bold forms and massing... Read More
