Architectural Features
late C14, 2 stages, has chamfered plinth, string course, moulded eaves, crenellated parapet.
Second stage has to north, south and west, altered C14 double lancet with flowing tracery and square headed reveal.
Nave clerestory, 2 bays, has on each side 2 C16 style double lancets with hood moulds.
North aisle, 2 bays, has at west end C14 style double lancet.
North side has 2 C15 style triple lancets with square heads.
West end has C13 style double lancet with hood mould.
South side has 3 buttresses and 2 C14 style double lancets with hood moulds and stops.
To north, double lancet and Tudor arched door.
Inner door C14 style.
Chamfered and rebated C14 tower arch contains organ in traceried case.
Nave arcades, C14, 2 bays, have octagonal piers and responds with double chamfered and rebated arches.
North aisle has west window, 1964, by Francis Skeat, and stained glass east window, 1954.
South aisle has stained glass east window, 1947, and west window, 1975.
South side window has early C15 stained glass panel.
C14 style chamfered and rebated chancel arch has octagonal imposts.
East end has traceried panelled reredos, early C20, and patterned stained glass window.
C19 lectern.
Stone font on oak stand, 1892.
C19 skeleton pulpit, panelled stalls and desks.
Monuments include alabaster slab in recess, with dentillated edges and shields.
Royal Arms in papier mache.