St Lawrence

C15 west tower of four stages, divided by string courses.

Vestry window C14 with an unusual tracery pattern of encircled trefoils.

Set in the south wall of the chancel, a C14 effigy of a knight within an ogee-arched recess.

The western bay is a C15 addition with semi-octagonal responds and crude capitals with shields upside down.

C12 window between the north transept and the vestry, large, with nailhead around the arch and up the jambs and curious elongated volutes to the capitals.

Font at the east end of the south aisle, Norman, large and circular with fluting to the lower parts.

Font at the west end of the south aisle, octagonal with curved sides, dated 1662.

Three C14 reliefs.

In the vestry north wall, the Annunciation under a crocketed and cusped ogee arch, and in the east wall, Christ and the Virgin in Majesty with Angels, a tripartite composition with cusped and crocketed ogee arches.

Tomb recess on the north side of the chancel with a C13 effigy of a knight.

By the south door, a monument to John and Mary Brailsford, 1714, with three composite columns on brackets and a pediment.

Wall memorial on the south wall of the vestry to Thomas Holland 1776 with draped urn and weeping putto.

Nave roof with C15 moulded tie beams.

Early C20 rood screen with the C15 rood stair.

Stained glass in the east window, 1879, by Clayton & Bell.

Many other windows with C19 stained glass.