Above it is an old window of circa 1300 appearance with 2-pointed- arched lights set within a 2-centred arch and chamfered hood-mould.
On north side of chancel a winding stone stair to rood loft, entered through a chamfered doorway with Tudor arch.
Original traceried wooden screen with painted figures on the lower panels, most of those on south side having been destroyed
on the reverse side are 4 large panels with figures painted in black and white.
Early C18 wooden pulpit
Over south door a board painted with royal arms of George II and date 1745.
On walls of north aisle 3 slate tablets of C19 carved with the creed and 10 commandments.
On floor of north aisle 4 slate tomb slabs, 1 dated 1593.