St Lawrence

transepts C.1275(Buildings of England).South porch late C16/C17.(V.C.H.).Lower stage of tower C.1300(Buildings of England)

chancel north and north aisle west walls of rubble.Chancel,nave,transepts and porch have tile roofs with moulded coped gable parapets

south door has chamfered segmental arch under straight-head with hood mould.Sundial below eaves.Two mid C19 paired lancets have hood moulds with head stops and carved grapes.Three widely-spaced small Romanesque north windows in irregular block surrounds.North transept has single and triple stepped east lancets.North window has round super-arch with shafts and three stepped trefoiled lancets.West lancet.C19 moulded gable parapet has kneelers with gablets and leaf carving

have inside C12 or early C13 shafts and coarse Perpendicular tracery(Buildings of England).Stone benches.Queen strut roof with moulded tie beams and north wall plate.South doorway C.1200 has round arch with large roll mouldings and hood mould

nook shafts missing.C19 half-glazed double-leaf doors with glazing bars.South aisle has diagonal buttress.Partly-renewed two-light straight-headed Decorated windows east and west of porch.West lancet.North aisle has shallow C16/C17 projection between transept and vestry.Partly-renewed three-light chamfered mullioned window.Small window built out across north-west angle.West lancet.North and south clerestories have quatrefoil,trefoil and octofoil windows.Small,low vestry has north gable and splayed cornice.Small straight headed Decorated north window.Buttress with three offsets in west angle between aisle and vestry.Tower of two stages has high splayed plinth.West angles have Tuscan piers to first stage.String course.Round arched south door,window above and west window.Second stage has round-arched bell openings with Y-tracery,and transom inserted

with moulded coping and obelisk and ball pinnacles.Interior:plastered walls.Chancel has squint with trefoiled lancet to south transept.Gothic king post roof with pendants and moulded stone corbels and subsidiary shallow scissor braces between bays.Three-quarter length C13 chancel arch of two major and two minor chamfered orders with moulded responds

splayed back into wall below.South-east splay has small amount of diaper work and carved head.Nave has four-bay arcades of two chamfered orders

but with tie-beam in place of hammer beam.Moulded stone corbels.Subsidiary principal rafters between bays.North transept has C19 double piscina.Medieval altar slab.Pair of C13 round arched tomb recesses in north wall.North window has C19 Early English style arches and detached shafts with hood mould

outer hood mould with head stops.Roof has alternating arched brace and plain rafter and collar trusses with wall pieces and moulded wall plates.South transept has Gothic cusped rafters.North aisle has flat plastered ceiling with arcade penetrations.South aisle lean-to roof has moulded tie-beams.Vestry has C13 former north doorway with moulded arch

now boarded.C19 fittings.Early C19 framed Royal coat of arms on west wall.Chest 1624.An inscription records that it was given by Thomas and Isabel Garit.C19 stained glass.Monuments:chancel north:John Shuckburgh 1625.Brass set in painted