St Andrew

north aisle late C15, chancel mid C18, mid C18 and several later C19 renovations and one of 1908 by F P Oakley.

Moulded plinth, enriched buttresses, band with gargoyles and embattled parapets above the windows.

The tower has a moulded plinth, heavy clasping pilasters, moulded bands at each stage and a band of quatrefoils below the gargoyles and embattled parapet.

4-centred arched west door is recessed behind a moulded and rebated doorcase crowned by a crocketted ogee head on angel corbels.

Low 5-bay arcade to south aisle on octagonal piers with C19 carved leaf capitals, and label moulds on carved head corbels.

At the east end is a Tudor arch with cusped reveals perhaps formerly containing a monument.

Ornate false hammerbeam roof with carved console brackets and pendants.

THIS ROVFE WAS MADE ANNO DOMINI 1650 RAPHE WRIGHT, JOHN BRUEN, CHURCH WARDINS CHARLS BOOVTH WILL VENABLES CAPINTRS.

South aisle has a C14 wooden screen with trefoil headed arcade and pierced quatrefoils.

Late C14 wagon roof of closely set pairs of arch braced rafters Chancel with Cl9 fittings except for Flemish reredos of c1500 and copper memorial tablet to Henry Hardware Perpendicular-style octagonal font with C19 lead bowl dated 1330.