much restored by G E Street, who designed the reredos and pulpit, in 1872.
PLAN: C13 S aisle chapel
C14 chancel and N aisle chapel
C15 nave and N and S aisles, 2-storey S porch, W tower, and late C19 N vestries in transepts at the E end.
EXTERIOR: earliest features are the C13 windows of the chapel east of the S aisle: 3 windows with paired trefoil-headed lancets plus quatrefoil tracery to the S wall and a 3-light window with trefoil tracery at the E end.
Chancel window is probably C14 and has quatrefoil tracery.
E window of N chapel is also probably C14 and has intersecting tracery.
The finest work is to the 3-stage tower with buttresses offset from the corners, strings dividing the stages, the parapet string pierced by carved gargoyles
There are niches with carved figures to each side of the 2nd stage, 4 apostles to each side except the W side which has a pyramid arrangement of 6 with the top 3 representing the Trinity and the Annunciation, and the risen Christ between 2 saints below
Upper stage has blind 3-light windows and carved enrichment to some of the near ashlar courses
lower stage with 5-light window (all with tracery and hoodmoulds), a 2-centred arched doorway with square hoodmould and carved spandrels.
Porch has offset corner buttresses and moulded strings, the centre of the parapet has carved detail