Architectural Features
mid C14 arcades.
Nave and south aisle reroofed 1501-09 by Nicholas Strelley.
Extensively damaged 1644.
North side, renewed 1699, has plain elliptical arched 4-light windows.
West tower, mid C14, 3 stages, has angle buttresses, crenellated parapet, and set back octagonal spire.
East window has stained glass, 1878.
South side has piscina, sedilia and doorway, and stained glass windows, mid C19.
Nave, 5 bays, has an arch braced low pitched roof on angel corbels.
Tower chamber has a single bay rib vault and stained glass west window, 1870.
North arcade, c1360, restored 1495, possibly raised early C18.
South arcade, C13, has quatrefoil piers and double chamfered arches with hood moulds.
Between the third and fourth bays, a section of wall with a war memorial figure under a spire canopy, 1922.
North aisle has an off-centre doorway and 4 windows with stained glass panels by John Bucknall, 1964.
South aisle has a stained glass east window, 1874, and 2 west windows with stained glass 1976 by Margaret Traherne.
Mid C20 pulpit.
Brass eagle lectern, 1894.
Memorials include an obelisk with portrait medallion by Bacon, 1811, and several tablets from the Church of St James, resited 1933.
2 Renaissance Revival style alabaster tablets, early C17.
2 tablets with drapery and crests, one with winged skull, to the Rickards family, 1675 and 1703.