Early C12
C19 lead roofs, replaced by tile over nave
Nave has one C12 window on north, and chancel two, single splayed with flush voussoirs, the outer arris slightly chamfered
West window C13, three-light bar tracery
C15 two-light windows inserted to south side of nave and chancel
Nave and chancel reroofed to steep pitch in 1882 and south porch rebuilt in C14 style
Walls painted by Clayton & Bell, the upper parts outlined as ashlar in C14 style, perhaps restoring original
Two glass windows also by Clayton & Bell
Fittings: Font, C19 square, in Romanesque style
Pulpit c1920
South door to nave boarded and cross battened with iron banding on face, probably C12 rehung in C19
Monuments: In chancel 3 wall tablets on north side, white marble: from east (a) coloured arms over segmental pediment on framed inscription
Also two C19 and one C20 brasses.