Churches and family tree

I cannot understand why St Mary is LNK, it sits in the heart of the village opposite a row of cottages secluded from general view and in an ...

I had the, unavoidable, misfortune of visiting the cathedral on whit Sunday and found most of the grounds and pretty much all of the interio...

Once I'd found St Giles, open, which was harder done than said, I loved its location surrounded by woods and, despite being on the busy ...

Oh dear, I really should research my visits. All Saints was demolished in the early 1950s and all that remains is the churchyard and footing...

I visited St Margaret back in March but obviously either forgot to write it up or lost the blog entry before I published it. Anyway it was u...

The last church of the day St Andrew, open, turned out to be my church of the day, not so much for its furnishings, this is a stripped back ...

St Mary, open, is a huge stone built building with a suitably large tower and spire and, as Pevsner says, is " a remarkably ornate chur...