All Saints

A most impressive tall arch with roll moulded arrises on paired half-round imposts with carved capitals

This work all probably early C11, the lateral doors leading to former porticus, the scars of the walls of which are clearly seen

Nave C13, with corbel table and lancet clerestory

Aisles have C15 three-light windows, the west walls being the east walls of the demolished porticus, with herringbone masonry

Chancel also C13, with simple side lancets and 3-light Geometric east window

Tower has side- alternate quoins and herringbone large flints, of 3 stages, the upper stage offset, and having C11-C12 lights and a billet corbel table

Nave arcade C13, of 4 bays, round columns, the eastern with four clustered shafts and trumpet capitals

High door to former rood screen

South aisle extended east in C19, with C19 opening to chancel and external door, both well carved

Fittings: Font, C19, octagonal

Pulpit: c1919 highly carved with nodding ogees

Monuments: Two wall monuments in chancel

Simple brass on south wall

two late C19 brasses

C19 glass in east and west aisle windows