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From famous tombs and gravestones, to medieval carvings, Suffolk’s churches certainly have it all

Father Shed! Tiny 6ft by 6ft kit summer house bought for £100 for charity 22 years ago is now up for Shed of the Year after Anglican priest extends it for lockdown masses Father Len Black, from Inverness, has made it to the last round of competition with The Oratory Of St Joseph   This year's competition has been the fiercest yet with a record-breaking 331 entrants vying for shed glory Entrants were whittled down to just 22 finalists shortlisted across categories including Budget and Workshop Lockdown category introduced last year to reflect the number of sheds built as a project during th...

Catherine Courtenay Bagborough House and St Pancras Church with the cricket pitch - Credit: Martin Jones Martin King has lived in West Bagborough all his life and he understands why people want to make the village their home ‘This is the most beautiful place you can dream of,’ says Martin. Tucked on the western edge of the Quantock Hills and with far-reaching views across the vale of Taunton Deane to the Blackdown Hills, this rural village is only 20 minutes from Taunton. Although many residents commute from home, it still retains a strong sense of community. 'This is a friendly and kind...

St Winefrede in Wimbledon features © Benedict Flett Church congregations may be dwindling, but Emma Rose Barber has done her fair of calling in at the House of God. From around 4,000 London churches, she's selected 111 of them to feature in her appropriately-titled book, 111 Churches in London that You Shouldn't Miss. Here are 14 of those churches which she suggests we pay a visit. Fitzrovia Chapel, Fitzrovia © Benedict Flett A few years back most of the hospital, which this chapel was built for, was demolished so as to build smart new housing. The chapel has been kept and turned into an ar...