St John The Baptist

C12 coursed sandstone rubble and late C15 ashlar

plain tile roof over the north aisle

West tower: late C15

Nave and north aisle: C12 south door with half-roll and chevron moulded arch within a C18 brick (Flemish bond) porch with stone coped gable

To the left is a C19 tall 3-light mullioned window and to the right 3 C15 clerestory windows each with 3 trefoil-headed lights and hollow-moulded surrounds

Chancel: blocked C12 loop with semi-circular head, roughly in the centre of the north side

This latter is a C14 or C15 insertion and has a pointed head

Like the nave the chancel was given a clerestory in the late C15

C15 east window of 4 trefoil-headed lights beneath a 4-centred arch

Tall C15 pointed tower arch with outer sunk-chamfered order and inner wide ogee-moulded order, both interrupted by moulded imposts

Late C15 chancel arch of 2 orders with similar imposts to those of the tower arch

Fittings: C18 baluster font

C19 octagonal font with panelled basin on a squat pedestal

conical Gothick style font cover

Late C17 pulpit, square with canted corners.a The sides have fielded panels

C15 chancel screen of 2:1:2 bays

Monuments: chancel: Sir Richard Bingham, died 1476, and his wife Margeret

floor slab with brass effigies of a man and woman

brass plate and heraldic shield within an arched recess

very tall and elaborate wall monument

Stained glass: south window by Kempe. (Buildings of England: Warwickshire: p355