All Saints

South door in Victorian porch, the inner doorway is C14, with hood mould springing from corbel heads with primitive scratch carved faces.

The blocked north door is earlier in date, C14, small chamfered archway with hood mould with heavy label stop heads.

Aisle roof of similar type but the corbel heads of the medieval roof survive, boldly if rather grotesquely carved.

Flamboyant Victorian fittings throughout, in the chancel tiles, also rails and sconces, choir stalls and low wood screen.

Pulpit and nave seating also contemporary with the restoration as is the vestry screen.

Font probably C13 or C14