C13 (chancel and south arcade)
C14 (north porch)
mid C15
Nave has C15 three- light fenestration under flat heads with hoodmoulds
similar windows to south aisle but with a C13 lancet to left of porch and a 2-light C13 window to right
Nave clerestory of 3-light C15 windows under pointed heads
Tower of 3 stages: first and second C13
bell- stage C15
Clasping west buttresses up to first stage string course and embattled parapet with gargoyles below
Early C14 north porch with cusped and sub-cusped ogee-headed doorway, 2-leaf studded plank outer doors, inner pointed-arched doorway with 2-leaf plank door and Virgin and Child statue in niche above
To left of porch on nave wall is a Sheila-na-Gig carving
One-bay C17 arcade in- chancel giving onto south chapel
Fragments of early C17 wall paintings on nave walls
north wall has 2 tablets to William Goddard (1795) and William Butt (1777). South aisle south wall has superb series of early C15 murals depicting St Christopher, Christ of the Trades and an obscured section
C15 roodscreen and fine C19 choir pews possibly
C15 stained glass to nave north-east window
late C19 glass to chancel east window.