St Helena

Lean-to and gabled plain tile roofs with coped gables and crosses.

West tower, C14, 3 stages, has chamfered and moulded plinth, 2 string courses, restored corbel table with masks and 4 gargoyles.

To west, large cusped crocketed ogee headed niche with finial, flanked by a pair of mutilated angels in moulded panels.

Early C14 style triple lancet with moulded surround.

To west, single and to east, double C14 style lancets.

South aisle, 3 bays, C15.

South side has 2 C15 triple lancets with ogee reticulation and hood moulds.

North arcade, C13, restored, 3 bays, has 2 round piers and responds.

Late C13 south arcade, 3 bays, has 2 octagonal piers and responds.

Tower arch, C14, double chamfered and rebated, has hood mould and mask stops.

West end window has stained glass, 1868.

Easternmost window has stained glass, c.1909.

Chancel has to north, pointed opening to vestry and chapel with oak screen in C15 style, 1937.

Stained glass signed "Lavers, Barraud and West lake, London, 1869".

South side has to east, corner piscina in C13 style, moulded pointed openings, round shafts and hood moulds.

2 windows with stained glass, 1869, signed "Lavers, Barraud and Westlake".

Fittings include plain chamfered round font with C14 base, restored.

Choir stalls, clergy desks, altar rail, square pulpit, oak, 1937.

C19 wood lectern.

Small late C17 table, with splayed turned legs and chip carving.

Monuments include slate tablet with Latin inscription to Gulielmi Barrett, 1760.

Panelled marble war memorial tablet with arched head containing wreath, 1919.