St Paul

South aisle has C19 plate-traceried windows, two Perpendicular windows and C15/16 priest door.

Chancel has C19 five-light east window and early to mid C14 three-light south window with star tracery.

Circa C13 west two unbuttressed and with slight batter in two stages with stringcourse half way up.

North and south aisles have ceiled wagon roofs with carved bosses.

Good C15 rood and parclose screens largely rebuilt in 1891, one panel is painted.

C19 seating, the choir stalls have carved poppeyheads.

C18 octagonal pulpit with fielded panels and carved swags on the corners and putti above the panels.

Reading desk made from carved Jacobean panelling.

C19 octagonal font.

Royal Arms of 1692.

Monuments: Worth family 1629 in north aisle formerly Worth Chapel, two kneeling figures with eight kneeling children above.

Wall monuments to Edward Bovey 1714

Thomas Baradridge 1815 and a brass wall plaque to Margarett Gould 1662.