Buckeridge and built in 1866. The remains of a previous church, dating from the Middle Ages, are still visible. Inside St Peter's are memorials re-set from the previous church. They include the 15th-century effigy of a priest, the effigy of Captain Henry Kingsmill who fought for Charles I and died in the Battle of Edgehill, and the architect Sanderson Miller who died at Radway. St Peter's has a ring of five bells, all cast by Robert Stainbank of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in 1868. In 2015 a Heritage Lottery Funded permanent exhibition 'The People's Struggle' about the adjacent Battle of Edgehill battlefield and the battle's impact upon the local community, opened within the Church. Two duplicate free-standing wind-up visitor audio guides were also installed within the village. References Sources External links Photos of Radway and surrounding area on geograph BattleOfEdgehillExhibitionRadway.org.uk - Permanent Battle of Edgehill exhibition within Radway's church Radway historic walk with Google maps - 2.5km walk showing many points of historical interest Civil parishes in Warwickshire Villages in Warwickshire Folly castles in England