The Diocese of Nottingham has 141 churches (as of 2011). The cathedral is in Nottingham and is dedicated to St Barnabas. The diocese was founded in 1850 and encompasses the counties of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Rutland. It is a suffragan diocese in Province of Westminster, and is subject to the Archdiocese of Westminster.
A former Methodist chapel standing on a locally prominent site. Of standard design for the date (1907), the building... Read More
This Gothic Revival church of 1861 is a late work of the notable Catholic architect J. J. Scoles. Part of a group of... Read More
A modern church housed in an extended 19th century former printing works. The chief significance of the... Read More
A modern neo-Vernacular design, nicely detailed and built with flexibility in... Read More
A modern functional structure, not of architectural or historical significance. The present Catholic community in... Read More
A good example of the many large Catholic churches built to serve post- war suburban estates. It is in the... Read More
The small church is an attractive feature in an inter-war residential area, faced in local stone, designed in a simple... Read More
Mount St Bernard was the first abbey to be founded in England since the Reformation. This Cistercian foundation... Read More
A modest late 19th century brick chapel, serving a coal mining area, much altered in the 1980s. A chapel... Read More
A modern polygonal building of pleasing design, incorporating a number of features from the previous... Read More
Large angular church, Gothic in spirit if not in detail, built by Reynolds & Scott in the mid 1960s to serve a new... Read More
A 1950s church of conventional plan form, with modern construction techniques. It has a concrete frame, buff brick... Read More
