Tower heightened c.1340.
C14 south porch and upper clerestorey with new nave roof.
South porch, rebuilt with vaulted roof late C14.
Chancel rebuilt mid C15, north chapel and vestry added.
chancel rebuilt retaining C15 details in 1882-5.
A fire in the south transept in 1979 destroyed the roof but cleaning revealed C12 wall paintings in the nave.
carved head cockets below eaves cornice.
South transept or chapel with low-pitched gable roof and C14 window of four cinquefoil-ogee-lights in two-centred arch.
South aisle with two three-light and one two-light C14 windows with cinquefoil lights in two-centred arches.
C14 south doorway with two-centre arch and two wave-moulded orders, west window of two cinquefoil-lights in two-centred arch.
Arch of south aisle and transept C14, stilted two-centred with moulded responds caps and bases.
restored C14 scissor-braced tussed-rafter nave roof with later tie beams
Piscina in chancel C15 with moulded jambs, and cinquefoiled head.
Tomb recess in south aisle C14.
Screen, C15 of three bays.
Monuments: in nave, to Mary wife of John Hanchett 1796, Henry Hanchett 1795
south aisle to John Hanchett 1644 white marble tablet with urn and drapery above a shield
Royal Arms on painted canvas with moulded wooden frame in north aisle.
Wall paintings mid C12 true frescoes, arranged in two tiers above with arcade, four passion scenes and three martyrdoms of St Peter, St Andrew and St Laurence
C14 Doom painting over chancel arch with Christ and the Virgin.
C14 in south aisle windows and other fragments.