St Andrew

C14 nave and west tower.

The south doorway to the chancel is however C13 with a double chamfered moulding.

Interior: the chancel arch is early C12.

Round headed arch of two orders, the outer with chevrons, and a roll mould, each with a shaft, scalloped capital, carved, with abacus.

The chancel is C13 and although much remodelled retains threee lancets, two in north wall and one in south wall as well as two other C15 windows. the double piscina in south wall is C13 with trefoil cusping to two centred arches with colonettes with moulded capital base.

C14 nave in five bays.

The north chapel has a C14 piscina with trefoil cusping.

The front is C13, tapering octagon on ocatgonal stem.

There are fragments of a Saxon cross and of a Norman grave cover, in the north aisle.

Chest, oak and iron bound and studded with nails, probably C15.

459 V.C.H: Cambs vol II H. Forrester: Medieval Gothic Mouldings