- Heritage

St Katherine's Church

This delightful church, outstanding for the completeness and beauty of its Georgian furnishings and arrangement, was rebuilt by Charles Peers in 1762-63, as was Chiselhampton House nearby in 1768…

St Laurence's Church

A vast, handsome Medieval city church and prominent Norwich landmark, St Laurence?s has a mighty tower, a clerestory of 11 windows on each side, a long continuous roof covering nave and chancel and two-storied porches to north and south, all set on a steeply sloping site…

St Lawrence's Church

Nothing about the rather unremarkable exterior of this small Medieval church prepares you for the breathtaking surprise of the interior of this wonderful church…

St Lawrence's Church

Within a stone’s throw of the new builds on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, the rich Victorian stained glass of St Lawrence sheds light on one of the greatest Medieval treasures in the area - a series of stunning Medieval wallpaintings…

St Lawrence's Church

St Lawrence, the parish church of All Saints’ and the great Perpendicular bell tower of the Abbey at Evesham together form a spectacular architectural group…

St Lawrence's Tower

This impressive tower has a Norman doorway, with carvings of foliage and grotesque faces from the old church of St Lawrence, re-erected here when that church was demolished…

St Leonard-at-the-Hythe Church

The Medieval door of this old port church still bears the holes made by troops to put muskets through during the English Civil War…

St Leonard's Church

The Old Church at Langho was completed in 1557. It is a rarity, for few churches were built in the reign of Mary I (1516-1558)…

St Leonard's Church

Old St Leonard’s was abandoned in the 1860s when a new church was built…

St Leonard's Church

The low tower and pretty porch of this tiny church are seen through trees from the road…