All Saints

nave, C12-13 nave arcades, C13 chancel, transept

aisles, C14 top stage to tower.

Restorations 1849-51 included rebuilding north aisle and south transept, re-roofing, re-flooring, new porch and vestry, font and fittings.

2-stage tower with C14 diagonal buttresses.

Tall first stage incorporates re-used Roman gritstone blocks, some on north side moulded

3-light C14 pointed west window with C19 Perpendicular tracery, stair lighting slits in south-west corner.

2 lancets to east side with a small statue in a C14 cinquefoiled niche above, pointed 3-light south window with C19 Geometrical tracery and pierced quatrefoil above, fragments of decorated medieval gravestones in south wall.

C12 arches of 2 orders with pellet

lozenge mouldings, originally round-headed, probably re-set as pointed in C13.

Pointed double-chamfered chancel arch on moulded corbels with carved head at apex.

on north side a blank pointed chamfered opening and a low chamfered segmental-arched niche with a fine C13 knight effigy, said to be that of Sir William Marmion, d. 1276.