St James

Plain tile and lead roofs.

The chancel was probably rebuilt in 1682, the date is carved on a stone in the east wall outside.

The lower part of the window has an unusual stepped arrangement of small pierced trefoils and quatrefoils in roundels, containing coloured glass forming a reredos within.

Tall thin ashlar bellcote with diamond plan angle piers, a small pitched plain tile roof and lead spike.

At the east end of the nave is the octagonal stone bowl of a font.

At the west end of the nave a small font with octagonal bowl and base.

C14 double chamfered chancel arch on damaged moulded capitals.