English Martyrs' Church is in St George's Road, Wallasey, Wirral, Merseyside, England.

[3] Plans for the new church were designed by F. X. Velarde before the Second World War,[2][4] but the foundation stone was not laid until 4 March 1952.

[2] English Martyrs is built in brown brick with decoration in cast stone, and with tiled roofs.

The church is orientated approximately north-south,[a] and consists of a nave and a sanctuary under a single roof.

On the east and west sides of the baptistry are two-light round-headed windows, with a mullion formed by a cast-stone angel.

The columns are decorated with pairs of silver-coloured spiral bands, and have capitals with silver crowns and crosses.

The nave roof is wooden, it has a flat centre and angled sides, the latter being decorated with zig-zags and painted mainly in orange and cream.

The high altar stands on an oval concrete base, and has a relief painting in silver of an angel offering a chalice.

In the Lady Chapel is an altar with a statue by Herbert Tyson Smith of the Virgin Mary with St John Fisher.