St Peter

plain tile roofs.

C19 additions in a C14 Gothic style.

Tower: 2 stages, with plinth, diagonal buttresses with 7 offsets, moulded string, parapet string with carved gargoyles, battlemented parapet with 8 pinnacles, and low pyramidal cap with weathervane

probably reused C14 west window with 3 cinquefoil-headed lights, intersecting tracery with cinquefoils, moulded reveals, and hoodmould with weathered carved stops.

South aisle: chamfered plinth, diagonal buttresses, and parapeted gable ends, that to west with carved head at foot

windows with 2 trefoiled ogee-headed lights, reticulated tracery with quatrefoils, moulded reveals and hood- moulds with carved stops

east window with 3 trefoiled ogee-headed lights, reticulated tracery with quatrefoils, moulded reveals, and hood- mould with carved stops

central south doorway with continuous quarter- round mouldings and probably late C14 door with ogee-headed panels, brattishing, pierced quatrefoils above, large wrought iron strap hinges, nails, keyplate and ring

gabled south porch off-centre to left: C14, altered probably in 1891

windows of 2 trefoil-headed lights with quatrefoils and cinquefoils in tracery, chamfered reveals, and hoodmoulds with carved stops

large east window of 5 trefoil-headed lights with Geometrical tracery consisting of cusped circles, chamfered reveals, and hoodmould with carved stops.

left- hand return front with pairs of trefoiled ogee-headed lights and reset C13 archway to right with half-round moulded jambs and C19 boarded door.

Interior: 4-bay aisle arcades, C13 to south with double chamfered arches and circular piers with moulded bases and capitals

2 steps up to double-chamfered C13 chancel arch with outer arch springing from imposts and inner arch springing from short half-round colonnettes with moulded bases and capitals

chancel south doorway with chamfered reveals, shallow trefoil-head arch with dogtooth ornament, and hood- mould with C17-style carving

C19 north aisle roof with cambered tie-beams, king posts, and moulded and carved corbels

C14 piscina in south aisle with trefoiled nodding ogee, crockets and pinnacle, and square aumbry to right

Fittings: C12 stone tub font with rosettes in beaded medallions and a foliage frieze above

reused C14 floor tiles in front of the communion rail

late C16 chancel screen moved to tower arch in 1843, of 3 bays with moulded rail and surround to top panels, openwork cresting and brattishing, central shaped-head doorway with moulded reveals and boarded door, and evidence of painted inscription at top of side panels

7-sided wooden pulpit of 1633, 2 panels high with lozenge and arabesque decoration, carved frieze, and carved panelled back board

pews of 1891 incorporating some C17 fragments

choir panelling of 1912, possibly incor- porating some C17 fragments.

Stained glass: small C14 figure in east window of south aisle

Sculpture: carved head corbel in south wall, probably to carry an image.

Wall painting: faded remains of doom painting above chancel arch.

Monuments: good series of C18 tablets

in north aisle, to Sir William Fowler, died 28 March 1717, with console brackets, flanking set-back scrolls, and figure next to medallion of the deceased

other C18 tablets, three C18 brass plaques, and C18 hatchment.