Architectural Features
Beneath the nave window is a plaque of Portland stone that bears a carved winged angel in relief and commemorates members of the church and the parish who died in the First World War.
To the west end is a pair of doors set in a carved, decorative door case and linenfold panelling to the lower part of the wall
The chancel arch has short detached shafts of Purbeck that rise from elaborate corbels with foliate carving.
it was brought from the original Roman Catholic parish church of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, as were the Stations of the Cross.
SY6990 : Motorcyclist passing the Roman Catholic Church
The church also contains a number of late-C18 to mid-C19 monuments from the previous Holy Trinity Church.
FITTINGS: there are some notable fixtures and fittings including a good range of stained glass
a late-C19 alabaster pulpit which has a carved figure in relief to the front panel and rests on a stone base, an octagonal font with an oval marble bowl carried on clustered marble columns, and a brass eagle lectern.
The sanctuary has a carved and gilded timber reredos attributed to Kempe or one of his contemporaries, and installed in 1897.