St Peter

The chancel and a memorial pew (now used as a vestry) on the north side were built in the C18.

The tower, part of which has been cement rendered has Norman slit windows in the lower part and the upper part has round headed windows and engaged columns at the external angles.

The north doorway is mainly C12

has a semi-circular arch with a bold roll moulding and 2 nook shafts, the west one is Norman and the east one is C13, with moulded cap and base.

The south doorway (now blocked) is Norman, with an arched head of Roman tiles, a chip-carved lintel with star pattern ornamentation and a tympanum with chequer work.

The tower stands between the chancel and nave and the interior has Norman arches on the east and west sides, with bold roll mouldings, impost blocks and engaged nook shafts.

The font is C14, octagonal with ornamented panels and a tapering traceried shaft.

The communion rail, with turned balusters, is late C17 and the Octagonal pulpit is C18.

There is a wall monument to Laeticia Mosley , also Hanoverian arms, probably painted over Stuart.