St Peter

plain tile roofs with stone coped verges.

immediately below the parapet there are two gargoyles on each side.

The C14 gabled south porch has a large wave-moulded entrance arch carried on corbels carved as heads

Inside, the south entrance has 2 orders of convex quarter-round mouldings and a hood mould with head stops, and retains a medieval door with strap hinges.

C15/C16 clerestorey, each window having 2 lancet lights and sunken spandrels beneath a square head.

C15/C16 nave roof of low pitch on cambered tie beams supported by brackets which spring from wooden corbels.

On the soffit of each tie beam is a carved boss (c.f. Church of St. Margaret, Stoke Golding C.P.

Fixtures and fittings: C15 octagonal stone font with trefoil-headed arcading to the sides of the basin of the same type as that on the parapet of the tower.

C19/C20 octagonal wooden pulpit entered from a door in the south-east corner of the nave which communicates with the vestry to the rear.

C14 sedilia with cusping above and below the ogee arches.

Monuments: In the nave, a pedimented tablet to Richard and Theodisia Farmer, died 1764 and 1768

Stained glass: medieval remnants in the south windows of the nave