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Diocese of Coventry Summary of Church Details Diocese of Coventry Summary of Church Details 4th Edition – January 2012 4th Edition – January 2012 Alcester St Nicholas Grading II* Postal Code: B49 5AL in the Benefice of: Alcester and Arrow with Oversley and Weethley Oldest C13 tower base fabric Features Rest of tower C15. Nave and aisles 1729/30 (E.& T. Woodward; F. Smith); E end rebuilt 1870 (Preedy). – Nave Classical, chancel, exterior Gothic. Graeme Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Beamish 2014 C'yard closed Alderminster St Mary and Holy Cross Grading II* Postal Code: CV37 8NX in the Benefice of: The Benefice of the Stourdene Group Oldest C12 origins fabric Features Mostly C12, C13 late Norman, EE, but much restored (F Preedy 1884). Steven Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Matthews 2016 C'yard closed Allesley All Saints Grading I Postal Code: CV5 9EQ in the Benefice of: Allesley Oldest C12 origins fabric Features Mostly EE but restored and chancel built in 1863 (James Murray). Peter Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Sheen 2012 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 1 of 83 Allesley Park & Whoberley St Christopher Grading Unlisted Postal Code: CV5 9NN in the Benefice of: Allesley Park and Whoberley Oldest 1959 fabric Features Central plan. Peter Original Architect: Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Sheen N F Cachemaille-Day 2013 C'yard closed Alveston Old Church of St James Grading II* Postal Code: in the Benefice of: Alveston Oldest Norman tympanum fabric Features C18 chancel Mark Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Evans 2015 C'yard closed St James Grading II Postal Code: CV37 7EL in the Benefice of: Alveston Oldest 1829 fabric Features 'typical of the date' Mark Original Architect: Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Evans W Walker 2015 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 2 of 83 Ansley St Lawrence Grading II* Postal Code: CV10 0QR in the Benefice of: Ansley and Arley (GM) Oldest Mid/late C12 fabric Features Tower and clerestory late C15; chancel lengthened & E pediment added mid C18. Peter Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Sheen 2012 C'yard closed Ansty St James Grading II* Postal Code: CV7 9?? in the Benefice of: Ansty and Shilton Oldest Chancel C13 fabric Features N arcade C14. Restored 1856 (G.G. Scott). John Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Viner 2013 C'yard closed Arrow The Holy Trinity Grading II Postal Code: B49 5?? in the Benefice of: Alcester and Arrow with Oversley and Weethley Oldest C13 origins fabric Features Tower 1767, over restored 1865. Mark Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Evans 2013 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 3 of 83 Ashow The Assumption of our Lady Grading I Postal Code: CV8 2LE in the Benefice of: Stoneleigh with Ashow Oldest Chancel and N side of nave C12 fabric Features Tower late C15, S of nave C19. Graeme Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Beamish 2012 C'yard closed Astley St Mary the Virgin Grading I Postal Code: CV10 7?? in the Benefice of: Chilvers Coton with Astley Oldest C14 nave fabric Features Nave former chancel of collegiate church, C17perp style tower and chancel. Steven Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Matthews 2013 C'yard closed Aston Cantlow St John Baptist Grading I Postal Code: B95 6LD in the Benefice of: Aston Cantlow and Wilmcote with Billesley (UP) Oldest C13 fabric Features ‘Fine chancel’ of late C13, only Butterfield arch (1845) not original. S. windows with variations on Y-tracery ‘delightful’ –PEV. John Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Jones 2013 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 4 of 83 Atherstone St Mary Grading II* Postal Code: CV9 1EX in the Benefice of: Atherstone Oldest C13 Chancel fabric Features Central tower C14, nave & aisles 1849 (much Kempe glass). Lindsay Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Cowle 2012 C'yard closed Attleborough Holy Trinity Grading II Postal Code: CV11 4TS in the Benefice of: Attleborough Oldest 1842 fabric Features Peter Original Architect: Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Sheen T L Walker 2015 C'yard closed Avon Dassett St John the Baptist Grading II* Postal Code: CV47 2?? in the Benefice of: Avon Dassett with Farnborough and Fenny Compton Oldest 1868 fabric Features In style of C13. W tower with broach-spire Retired or Resigne Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area QI Architect from the Approved 1986 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 5 of 83 Baginton St John Baptist Grading I Postal Code: CV8 3?? in the Benefice of: Baginton with Bubbenhall and Ryton-on-Dunsmore Oldest Chancel, Nave and N aisle C13 fabric Features Bell turret C14. Ken Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Holmes 2015 C'yard closed Ball Hill (Coventry) St Margaret of Antioch Grading Unlisted Postal Code: CV2 9GJ in the Benefice of: Coventry East (Team Ministry) Oldest 1911 fabric Features Restored 1954 following serious war damage. Peter Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Sheen 2010 C'yard closed Barcheston St Martin Grading II* Postal Code: CV36 5?? in the Benefice of: The Benefice of The South Warwickshire Seven Oldest C12 origins fabric Features North arcade late C12, S aisle C14, Tower C15 (with priest's accommodation). Graeme Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Beamish 2010 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 6 of 83 Barford St Peter Grading II* Postal Code: CV35 8ES in the Benefice of: Barford with Wasperton and Sherbourne Oldest Perp. W tower fabric Features Rest 1845 (R.C. Hussey). “Quite big, but not in any way showy. Hussey was a serious, quiet man” –PEV. Kenneth Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Hitchman 2015 C'yard closed Barton-on-the-Heath St Lawrence Grading II* Postal Code: GL56 0PJ in the Benefice of: The Benefice of The South Warwickshire Seven Oldest 'Faint echoes of Anglo-Danish origins' suggests PEV fabric Features Mostly C12, with later (C14, 15 )windows. Saddleback tower upper stage C14. Michael Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Clews 2013 C'yard closed Bearley St Mary the Virgin Grading II Postal Code: CV37 0?? in the Benefice of: Snitterfield with Bearley Oldest C13 origins fabric Features 1961 rebuild (Hawkes). Peter Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Short 2015 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 7 of 83 Beaudesert St Nicholas Grading I Postal Code: B95 5?? in the Benefice of: Beaudesert with Henley-in-Arden and Ullenhall Oldest C12 fabric Features C15 tower. Probably significant C16 repair to N nave. 1865 restoration and addition of chancel rib vaulting (Thomas Garner). John Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Jones 2012 C'yard closed Bedworth All Saints Grading II* Postal Code: CV12 8NN in the Benefice of: Bedworth Oldest 1888 fabric Features Perp style with earlierC15 tower. John Original Architect: Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Dodson Bodley and Garner 2016 C'yard closed Berkswell St John Baptist Grading I Postal Code: CV7 7BJ in the Benefice of: Berkswell Oldest Chancel and nave C12 fabric Features S. aisle C13, N. aisle C15 replacement of C12 original; Clerestory ?C17 or C18. Mark Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect King 2013 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 8 of 83 Bidford-on-Avon St Laurence Grading II Postal Code: B50 4DA in the Benefice of: Bidford-on-Avon (GM) Oldest C13 origins fabric Features Rebuilt 'without clarity' 1835 (J. Lattimore). Reg Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Ellis 2016 C'yard closed Billesley All Saints Grading I Postal Code: CV49 6?? in the Benefice of: Aston Cantlow and Wilmcote with Billesley (UP) Oldest 1692 fabric Features Medieval materials re-used and hints of earlier stonework too. Retired or Resigne Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area QI Architect from the Approved 1979 C'yard closed Bilton St Mark Grading II* Postal Code: CV22 7LX in the Benefice of: Bilton Oldest C14 fabric Features Restored and enlarged in 1873 (Preedy) in Perp style. Similar further additions C20. William Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Assheton 2015 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 9 of 83 Binley St Bartholomew Grading I Postal Code: CV3 2QP in the Benefice of: Binley Oldest 1773 fabric Features Interior marble columns with ‘Adamish’ capitals; repeated stucco decorations with medallions ‘in the ballroom taste’. Steven Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Matthews 2015 C'yard closed Binton St Peter Grading II Postal Code: CV37 9?? in the Benefice of: Temple Grafton with Binton (Plurality with Exhall with Wixford) (GM) Oldest 1875 - 6 fabric Features Late EE style. Graeme Original Architect: Next QI due Conservation Area Yes QI Architect Beamish Preedy 2011 C'yard closed Birdingbury St Leonard Grading II Postal Code: CV23 8?? in the Benefice of: Leam Valley Oldest Mid-late C18 fabric Features Bizarre gothicisation of 1873. (chest tombs and boundary wall also listed). Peter Original Architect:Next QI due Conservation Area No QI Architect Sheen 2015 C'yard closed 04 January 2012 Page 10 of 83 Bishop's Itchington St Michael Grading II Postal Code: CV33 0RG in the Benefice of: Bishop's Itchington Oldest 1872 fabric Features Dec style for quarry workers.
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