west tower, nave and south transept 1693-5, further restoration and alterations 1889 and 1910-12, also during 1920's and 30's.
West porch added during 1930's, west tower dated 1693, three stages, two moulded string courses, embattled parapet, diagonal stepped buttresses, 2-light window to second and third stage
gable end of south transept to right with 3-light window in C14 style, 2-light windows to left and right returns
chancel to right with restored early C14 window, two cinquefoil-headed lights to left, and C14 two trefoil-headed lights to right
east window: C14, three cinquefoil-headed lights with vertical tracery.
fittings: late C17 screen with twisted columns and arch, supporting Royal Arms of William III.
South transept mainly Gregory memorials: William Gregory 1765, wall tablet, relief with putto and urn
north wall of nave largely rebuilt during early 1920's with memorial windows to members of Lee family.
The early C16 German diptych mentioned by Pevsner not in situ September 1985. (BoE, p 19