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St Peter’s church is located in Forncett St Peter, a small Norfolk village three miles west of Long Stratton.

St Peters church is located in Gunton, a village in the suburbs of Lowestoft in Suffolk.

St Peter’s church is located in Haveringland, a Norfolk village about 3 miles south of Cawston, and close to the former RAF Swannington Airfield.

St Peter's church is located in Holton, a village in Suffolk about a mile east of Halesworth.

In the center of Louvain, you can find the Sint-Pieterskerk (Saint Peter’s Church). It is the oldest church in the city and was built in 986. In 1176, the church caught fire for the first time. During the 15th century, the demolition of the pervious Romanesque church started and the construction of the current Gothic building began. It took more than a century before everything was completed and only the crypt has remained as an original part of the first church. In the 16th century, three unfinished towers collapsed due to unstable ground. The original plans for the building were changed and the towers remained unfinished. In 1750 an earthquake caused problems, but the most damage ever was done during the two world wars: the roof and a large part of the interior burned down in 1914 and the building was bombed in 1944. A number of thorough restorations has been conducted during the past few centuries.

St Peter’s Church is located in Matlaske, a small rural Norfolk village. The village is often also spelled “Matlask”, especially on the regional signposts.

St Peter’s Church is located in Merton, a Norfolk village about 2 miles south of Watton.

St Peter's Church is located in Repps-with-Bastwick, a Norfolk village close to the River Thurne and the Norfolk Broads.

St Peters church is located in Rockland St Peter, a Norfolk village about 4 miles north-west of Attleborough.

St Peter's church is located in Snailwell, a village in Cambridgeshire about 2 miles north of Newmarket.