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

St Peter's church is located in Southease, a village in Sussex about halfway between Lewes and Newhaven.

St Peters church is located in Spexhall, a village in Suffolk about 2 miles north of Halesworth.

St Peter's church is located in Swainsthorpe, a Norfolk village about 4 miles south of the City of Norwich on the A140 Ipswich road.

St Peter's church is located in Theberton, a village in Suffolk about 2 miles north of Leiston.

St Peter's church is located in Thorington, a village in Suffolk about 2 miles south-west of Blythburgh.

St Peters church is located in Yaxham, a Norfolk village about 2 miles south-east of Dereham.

A piece of Italy in London. The church is of a scale and significance belied by its modest contribution to the townscape; hemmed in by other buildings, only the (later) narrow entrance front and loggia are visible. The design was conceived in the early 1850s, soon after the restoration of the Catholic hierarchy, when sensitivities about the ‘papal aggression' were still high. It was modelled on the basilica of San Crisogono in Trastevere. Built in 1862-63, it was still the largest Catholic church hitherto in Great Britain.

The ruins of St Peter’s church are located in North Burlingham, a small village in Norfolk, on a road just to the north of the A47, about halfway between Blofield and Acle. They are in the grounds of a private home, but can be seen from the Main Road.

St Peter's Church is located in Needham, a Norfolk village just to the south of the A143, and about 2 miles southwest of Harleston.