St Giles

Perpendicular tower of circa 1450 with clasping and angle buttresses, in 3 reducing stages.

Interior: 4-bay north and south arcades on short round piers, both C13 but the north side is earlier with nail-head decoration.

Good nave roof, Perpendicular of C16 with wall posts supported on monsters' heads.

Carved initials and dates show repairs to have been done to the roof in 1600, 1785 and 1794 (Church guide).

In the north aisle, east end is a section of C13 wall plate with nailhead decoration, and a similar timber in the north aisle roof.

A beam in the porch is inscribed "OH ANNO DOMINI 1608 THE XXVII OF AUGUST TB".

Octagonal font, decorated, early C14, plain on square base.

A fragment of late C14 stained glass in east window of north aisle, a cloaked bearded figure.

Late C14 or early C15 benches, in chancel, with poppy heads and moulded back rails.

5 bells: C16, 1669, 1757, one recast 1905 and one new 1905.