The church dates from the late 12th century and is of magnesian limestone ashlar and sandstone rubble with red plain tile roof. Continuous nave and chancel, with south porch and north vestry. There is allegedly some Roman tile used in the fabric. The...

Parish church. Late C15 on C13 foundations; early C18 arcades, south wall and partial reconstruction of north wall. Chancel 1889, enlarged 1908; vestry 1898, converted to South Chapel 1908; organ chamber 1907, new vestry 1908. Late C19 and early ...

Church. 1850-1. By JB and W Atkinson. Chancel extended into nave 1890; east window replaced 1906; west gallery altered late C20. Nave with continuous chancel, and north and south aisles under pitched roofs.

Site of a Medieval church, first mentioned in c.1125, it was recorded as redundant in 1549 though the tower stood until 1567. Some architectural fragments that may have come from this church were uncovered in 1891 when the new Gazette office was bei...

Parish church built in 1866-67; re-ordered in the mid-20th century. By George Fowler Jones. Early English style. Plan: 2-bay chancel with north vestry and organ chamber; 5-bay nave with north and south transepts and north door; west tower with south ...

Parish church. 1831-2 by GT Andrews, on site of medieval church: Chancel rebuilt 1851; Vestry added 1889, and east window inserted 1890. Mid C20 additions at west end. Squared limestone blocks. Slate roofs. Bells older than extant church: 6 bells ...

Church. C12 in origin with extensive restoration of 1877 by J Oldrid Scott and alterations and additions of 1967 by A Mennim. Bells: 2 bells one dating to 1698 by Samuel I Smith.

Parish church. 1853-54. By George Fowler Jones.

Catholic church. 1862-64. By George Goldie. Plan: 5-bay aisled nave and clerestory with polygonal apse, west gallery and narthex; south-east vestry; south-west tower; north-west Lady Chapel.

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