St Michael

chancel, C14

C16 alterations

west wall repaired in 1686, restored in 1848 and 1857 and during early C20, when bell turret largely rebuilt, north vestry added and south porch rebuilt.

C19 trefoil-headed light to left and square-headed C14 window largely restored with three trefoil- headed lights to right of partly timber-framed gabled porch retaining some C14 timber

C12 inner semi-circular headed doorway with plain tympanum, attached shafts to jambs with mutilated scalloped capitals, inner order is shouldered and supports tympanum

Chancel: raised verges, largely restored C13 trefoil-headed light and C19 square-headed window with four trefoil- headed lights to right

largely restored C12 semi-circular headed light to east end.

Interior: three-bay nave, possibly retaining C14 open arch-braced collar roof

late C15 or early C16 chancel arch, two chamfered orders, re-set

widened C12 responds, attached shafts with scalloped capitals to outer western order.

Fittings: font C15 octagonal bowl with quatrefoil panels, trumpet-shaped stem with faces.

Monuments: brass to John Rudhall, died 1507 and wife with only figure of wife remaining. (BoE, p 80-81