St Andrew

C16 3 light west aisle window has rectilinear panels and square single chamfered surround.

The north wall of aisle has a 2 light C14 window recut C19 and a blocked single chamfered pointed doorway.

In the aisle east wall is a 2 light C14 window with cusped ogee head, square surround and hood.

The chancel north window is C15 with cusped heads to the 2 lights, panel tracery, 4 centred arch and hood mould.

The C15 chancel east window is of 3 lights with cusped heads, panel tracery and cambered hooded head.

The south side of chancel has 2 C15 windows of 2 lights matching that on the north.

In the south chapel the east window is C14 of 2 lights with ogee heads and square surround.

The nave south wall has 2 two light windows now with C19 tracery to either side of the C15 gabled porch with plain parapet and moulded coping.

The C14 inner doorway has continuous moulded surround containing fleurons, beasts and human heads including a wild man, crocketed hood with floriate terminal and human head labels.

The C14 double chamfered tower arch dies into its reveals.

The C15 north nave arcade of 3 bays has distinctive hollow chamfered octagonal piers, reeded capitals and single chamfered arches.

On the south side a C14 double chamfered arch, dying into its reveals, opens into the south chapel, the chancel arch is similar.

At the east end of the north arcade is a richly carved reset C14 canopy, presumably from a statue niche.

In the chancel is a C14 piscina with cusped ogee head and on the north side a square aumbry and statue bracket.

In the side windows of the chancel are fragments of C15 stained glass.

Fittings are all C19 except for the recut C14 font, with drain.

Late C18 hatchment on the north aisle wall, also a limestone ledger slab with sunk relief of a priest in vestments and marginal inscription recording Gilbert de Cumberworth d.l373, and 2 inscribed slabs, one in the vestry and one in the aisle d. 1705.