St Bede’s Church, Widnes
An active Roman Catholic parish church in Widnes, Cheshire, serving the Archdiocese of Liverpool and designated as a Grade II listed building.
St David’s Church, Haigh
An active Anglican parish church in Haigh, Wigan, built as a Commissioners’ church with funding support and designated Grade II listed.
St George’s Church, Hyde
An active Anglican parish church in Hyde, Greater Manchester, Grade II listed and funded through the Church Building Commission.
Red Town Hall (Szczecin)
A Gothic Revival town hall in Szczecin, Poland, designed by Konrad Kruhl and opened in 1897. Destroyed in 1945 and rebuilt in 1963, it now houses the maritime administration.
Chapelle de Jesus-Enfant
A Roman Catholic chapel dedicated to the Infant Jesus in Paris’s prestigious 7th arrondissement, serving the local faithful on Rue Las-Cases.
St James’ Church, Altham
A Grade II* listed Anglican parish church in the village of Altham, Lancashire, serving its community within the Diocese of Blackburn.
St James’ Church, Oldham
An active Anglican parish church in Oldham with Grade II listed status, constructed with Church Building Commission support during the nineteenth-century expansion of religious infrastructure.
Barnes Hospital, Cheadle
A striking Victorian Gothic Revival hospital completed in 1875, now converted into flats within Barnes Village, a new residential development on the Manchester-Stockport border.
St Helen’s Church, Lundy
An Anglican parish church on remote Lundy Island, 19 km off the Devon coast, serving its isolated community with irregular services and welcoming visitors.
Mibu no Hana Taue
A ritual rice-transplanting ceremony held each June in Kitahiroshima, where music and collective labor transform agricultural work into celebration and prayer for abundance.