All Saints

The Norman font is evidence of the church's early origins but it is substantially a Perpendicular rebuilding although the difference in stonework between aisle and nave suggests a discrepancy in date.

C15 2- centred arch west doorway heavily moulded with arched hoodmould.

North aisle windows are all restorations the western one in the Decorated style, the others square-headed with C14 style tracery.

C15 moulded 2-centre arched south doorway.

Tall 5 bay granite arcade of Pevsner A-type piers with raised lozenges carved on capitals and 4-centred moulded arches.

Square Norman font with scalloped bottom edge to bowl which rests n the short circular stem.

This stands on a square base which has a small stone on each corner, 2 or which are carved in the form of masks.

Good carved Jacobean pyramidal font cover.

Remains of C14 sepulchral arch in transept.

In east window of north aisle are 4-lights of old glass depicting St Edmund the Confessor, St Margaret, St Christopher and St Anthony.