Large parish church in a scattered village. West tower, nave and chancel. C12 origins. Rubble stone walling with ashlar dressings. Plaster falls have promp…
Parish church, 1856, by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Red sandstone ashlar, with grey sandstone ashlar dressings, timber porch, tiled roof with crested ridge, …
Small parish church, now sharing community hall uses, by JP Seddon in 1873. Nave with south porch and chancel with south chapel and bellcote; in red sandst…
Parish church, C15 tower, the rest rebuilt 1867-9 by FR Kempson of Hereford in the Early English style. Tower thin coursed rubble, church squared red Fores…
Formerly a C17 charcoal blast furnace and later an C18 paper mill. Now unused and in perilous condition, despite some emergency holding repairs. The Forest…
C15 or early C16 tithe barn built for the Abbey of St Peter, Gloucester. The roof is sound, but the framing and infill panels are deteriorating. Used for a…
Former non-conformist chapel, dated 1849. Remarkably complete and architecturally distinctive example of its type. Stonework repairs required.
The docks and harbour date from c1810 to 1821 and were once the main commercial port serving industry in the district. The Inner Basin is still in poor con…
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