Circa 1200 S chapel added to sanctuary and S aisle to nave, then later C13 N aisle added to nave and chancel
Probably around this time chancel bay added to E end with sanctuary becoming part of it and C12 chancel arch removed, being reused for tower arch
In C14 S aisle rebuilt and joined to S chapel and N chapel built, tower rebuilt after collapse 1704, chancel rebuilt enlarged, with oldest part becoming choir, in 1845
E nave bay has tiled roof like chancel, rest of nave has slightly taller clevestory with to each side 3 C14 2-light square headed trefoiled windows
S aisle has C15 pointed 3-light window with traceried head
4 C15 squareheaded 2-light trefoiled windows
Diagonal SW buttress and C15 3-light window with quatrefoil in head
N aisle has C15 3-light E window with traceried head and diagonal NE buttress
Towards W C19 rendered gabled porch with double doors and iron gates and inside, reset in aisle, C12 round-headed doorway with continuous keel on inner order, later chamfer to outer order, across both imposts,below cushion capital on jamb shafts with moulded base
C16 3 plank door in C18 frame
C15 3-light W window
To S arches on round columns, with 3 W having Cl2 scalloped capitals and roll label, other plainer like C13 N arcade
Above on E wall remains of C11 wall painting of flying angels support- ing mandorla containing Christ, on S wall C14 painting of Sabbath breakers and on W wall C16/7 painting of bell
N aisle has remains of rood stair in NE, E window has C15 image niches inside rear arch
Pews in both aisles are C17
Roofs of nave and aisles C15 moulded arched brace roofs with cambered ties, wallplates embattled