All Saints

Chancel (Early English), nave, west porch (C15), and a large bell turret above the west end of the nave

the interior and exterior has been restored, but there is a C17 communion rail with balusters, and a small brass (of late C16) on the east wall

Above a pointed chancel arch and tie-beam there is a C15 curved canopy to a former rood, with ribs, bosses, and panels

To the north side of the chancel arch is a deep niche (C14) with ogee tracery, and next to it is a small carved wood pulpit of 1380

the other side of the chancel arch has a squint (hidden by a wall monument). Above the niche and monument are painted (and pointed) Prescription panels

Below this on the north side is a Royal Coat of Arms of 1672 (Charles II) and a panel with a table of donations, in the gallery is a hatchment

A plain octagonal font is Victorian

Two stained glass windows by Kempe, 1895 and 1898

The exterior is plain, with red tile roofing, flint walls reinforced by brick abutments, stone dressings