The Holy Trinity

Chancel has plinth, string and eaves courses, corner gargoyles, angled corner and bay buttresses: 5-light mullioned and transomed east window set in hollow pointed arched recess

North aisle has plinth to chapel only, battlemented parapet with string course and gargoyles

Tower of 4 stages: moulded plinth bands, string courses with gargoyles at top, battlemented parapets

on north side stage 1 are 2 niches with canopies, south side plain: stage 2 plain, save for clock face on west side: stage 3 has 2-light C15 windows flanked by canopied niches on all but south side, which has single niche only: top stage could be later - one open

2 blind windows to 3 faces, with diagonal pilasters between, open windows having stone pierced baffles, one on west side dated 1622

a 3-seat sedilia with 4-centre arched heads to recesses, and a C15 piscina

Chancel arch has fine C15 wood screen, coloured on west face, continued across chapels.

Nave has C15 tie beam roof, the east bay coloured, and C15 arcades: fine coloured timber pulpit, with C20 wood figures in the statue niches, dated 1455-58, with fly approach stair.

Under-tower space has lierne vault, and a C15 octagonal font with quatrefoil panels, panelled coving to slim base, C17 font cover: in north aisle a small stoup near entrance to chapel, and in chapel a C17 altar table and some medieval floor tiles: in south aisle a banded chest dated 1653

Memorials include tablet to Elizabeth Banbury, died l716, with Corinthian columns and entablature, side and bottom swags

also a number of C16

C17 Keinton stone slabs in floor.