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Church of St George
51°51′06″N 2°09′35″W / 51.8517820°N 2.1598149°W / 51.8517820; -2.1598149
Location	Brockworth, Gloucestershire
Country	England
Denomination	Church of England
Website	https://www.stgeorgesbrockworth.org/
History
Status	Active
Consecrated	1142
Architecture
Heritage designation	Grade I Listed
Designated	10 January 1955
Specifications
Bells	6 (Full circle)

Brockworth's Church of St George is an Anglican parish church of the Church of England on the northern side of the village next to Brockworth Court. It became a Grade I listed building in in January 1955

Built by Roger de Chandos, the Lord of the Manor and first Norman resident. It was consecrated in 1142, becoming one of the earliest English churches to be dedicated to St George.

Rebuilt in the 14th century.

In 1845 costing were made to repair the church. About 1846-1847, the church was renovated at a cost of around £800.

Archaeological evaluation occurred in 2009.

Additional burial ground.

Memorials to parish war dead.

Commonwealth war dead.

Listed Buidlings
Listed Building – Grade II*
Official name	Brockworth Court
Designated	10 January 1955
Reference no.	1091764
Listed Building – Grade II*
Official name	Tithe Barn NE of Brockworth Court
Designated	10 January 1955
Reference no.	1152564

Photos from Frances Firth Collection.

Media Storehouse.

Prior to the restoration in 1846-8, the original church was built a Norman architecture romanesque structure.

Of Norman foundation.

6 bells in full circle.

Image	Description	Heritage Category	Grade	List Entry Number	Listed date	Location
	Church of St George	Listed Building	I	1091767	10 Jan 1955	51°51′06″N 2°09′35″W / 51.8517820°N 2.1598149°W / 51.8517820; -2.1598149 (Church of St George)
	Herbert monument	Listed Building	II	1152604	21 Oct 1987	51°51′06″N 2°09′36″W / 51.8517150°N 2.1600074°W / 51.8517150; -2.1600074 (Herbert monument)
	Unknown monument	Listed Building	II	1091768	21 Oct 1987	51°51′06″N 2°09′36″W / 51.8516901°N 2.1599062°W / 51.8516901; -2.1599062 (Unknown monument)
	Six monuments	Listed Building	II	1304701	21 Oct 1987	51°51′06″N 2°09′35″W / 51.8516533°N 2.1596945°W / 51.8516533; -2.1596945 (Six monuments)
	Cross shaft base	Listed Building	II	1340129	21 Oct 1987	51°51′05″N 2°09′35″W / 51.8514707°N 2.1596065°W / 51.8514707; -2.1596065 (Cross shaft base)
	Wall south-east of the church on boundary with Brockworth Court	Listed Building	II	1091765	31 Oct 1987	51°51′05″N 2°09′34″W / 51.8514175°N 2.1594409°W / 51.8514175; -2.1594409 (Wall south-east of the church)