South and South-East England
Southwick Priory, Hampshire [EH]. The community dates to 1133 when it was established by Henry I at Portchester. The priory moved to its present site within the next two decades.
Bushmead Priory, Bedfordshire [EH]. Founded c. 1195.
East Anglia
St Botolph’s Priory, Colchester, Essex [EH]. The Augustinian priory was founded c. 1100. It was probably one of the earliest foundations in England.
Waltham Abbey, Essex [EH]. The Augustinian priory was founded in 1177 and it later became an abbey.
Creake Abbey, Norfolk [EH]. The monastic site has its origins in 1206, although the Augustinian priory is later.
St Olave’s Priory, Norfolk [EH]. The priory was founded c. 1216.
Central England
Haughmond Abbey, Shropshire [EH]. The Augustinian abbey was founded in 1135.
Lilleshall Abbey, Shropshire [EH]. Founded around 1148.
White Ladies Priory, Shropshire (Augustinian canonesses) [EH]. This seems to have been founded in 1186.
Wales
Llanthony Priory, Gwent [Cadw]. The priory was established c. 1118.
Penmon Priory, Anglesey [Cadw]. The monastic community became an Augustinian priory in the 13th century.
North-East and Yorkshire
Gisborough Priory, Yorkshire [EH]. There are two foundation dates in 1119 and 1129.
Kirkham Priory, Yorkshire [EH]. Founded by Walter l’Espec c. 1122, probably on the site of an earlier foundation.
Brinkburn Priory, Northumberland [EH]. Founded by William Bertran between 1130 and 1135.
Thornton Abbey, Lincolnshire [EH]. Founded in 1140.
Lanercost Priory, Cumbria [EH]. The traditional foundation date of the priory is 1169 in memory of Hubert de Vaux.
Scotland
Holyrood, Midlothian [HES]. The Augustinian abbey was founded by King David I in 1128.
Restenneth, Angus [HES]. The Augustinian priory was established by King David I.
St Andrews, Fife [HES]. The Augustinian foundation dates to c. 1130.
Jedburgh, Roxburghshire [HES]. The Augustinian priory was founded here in 1138 by King David I. This became an abbey in 1154.
Cambuskenneth, Stirlingshire (Augustinian of Arrouaise) [HES]. Founded around 1140 by King David I.
Inchmahome Priory, Perthshire [HES]. The priory was founded c. 1238 by the Earl of Menteith.
Heritage Futures 
I was fortunate to work for Ancient Monuments and Historical Building in the 1970’s , my swan song was to be involved to the restoration of Bushmead Priory Bedfordshire as a young man and a stonemason. with David Sherlock as the inspector and a lot of other people who I learnt a lot from.
I am now medically retired from the civil service due a degenerative form of arthritis, which as taken away ability carve.
I want to be an historian but I am badly dyslexic, so school was a place where I could not show what knew. My problems never stop me loving history and old buildings .
I was lucky to c=get help from Cambridge University finest education to say I wasn’t stupid thick or any other word you like say. but my chances were put bed .
I was lucky to be able to to some finest academic in history like Professor Plum the Egyptologist and other in inspector AM and David Hendon Rees the Deno man .
I just hope more people get to study what would like to study , I have always had a hole because my disability and hope for the future no young person get put down and told all those word which not true.
My eldest daughter is a special needs teacher in a junior school as SENCO ; helping children from deprived area of Huntingdon a where are lot families from 1960’s London overspill families .
Bushmead Priory was an Austinian Priory of the Black Cannons .
Professor Gill , thank you if you read this.
keep giving your passion for history to your students . for they will hopefully pass it on to the next generation.
Tony Deaves
Dear Tony,
Thank you for your kind words.
David