St Mary and All Saints, Willoughby on the Wolds, LE12 6SS. There are two memorials in the church, the marble tablet on the north wall of the nave (WMA 27322), and a brass plaque on the tower wall which commemorates the men who served and in whose honour the clock on the church tower was installed (WMA27324). A faculty was approved for the marble tablet (WMA 27322) on 4 June 1919. The dedication reads, 'In proud and grateful remembrance of (names). Heroes of this parish. Gloriously, in self-sacrificing love and patriotic loyalty, were their lives laid down in the Great War 1914-1918. Their name liveth for evermore. This tablet was erected by members of the congregation and friends 1919.' The dedication on the brass plaque (WMA27324) reads: 'The clock in this tower was erected by the parishioners in grateful remembrance of those men who left this village to serve their country in the Great War 1914-1918.' The names of five men who died are listed separately and are marked with a cross. There is also a Roll of Honour in the church. A faculty for a rood screen, the gift of a parishioner as a thanks offering for peace, was also approved on 4 June 1919. (Nottinghamshire Archives, faculties ref PR 15.914/4).