Architectural Features
blue machine tile roof to nave, lead to aisles, (invisible behind parapets).
Tower: C15 of four stages
cavetto strings define bell chamber with gargoyles to centre of upper strings on outer sides
intensely patterned encaustic tile and marble floor with Heath coat-of-arms to centre, decorative wrought iron railed enclosure to the Church's major Monument: William and Mary Heath of 1872, by Matthew Noble, in marble
the former life-sized set under the figure of Christ, all against a pointed arch-headed ground
slab top with inscribed edge and painted carved coats-of-arms to longer sides, 18 to north and three to south
further Bowyer wall memorial of 1749 to north aisle
Font: of drum shape
octagonal oak Pulpit on stem, stone altar with blind tracery similar to chancel sides.
Fragments of medieval glass retained in east window, including coat-of-arms of Biddulph family.
Painted hatchment to south wall of nave.