St. Andrew

Norman nave, chancel of 1300 with windows (replacements of lancets) of about 1340, Brocas Chapel on north side of chancel of 1420, north aisle of 1834 (with re-used C15 windows), west tower of about 1250 raised/restored 1834, south porch of 1533

Between the chancel and chapel is an altar tomb with 2 carved figures (of about 1535) beneath a 4-centred panelled archway

The chapel is richl y furnished with floor slabs, several C15 brasses, an east window fitted with stained glass of different periods and origin, and a metal helm

There are several wall monuments, hatchments and large Royal Coat of Arms of 1660

The pulpit is dated 1634 and has a tester

The font is original, having a square bowl on a circular shaft and 4 corner shafts, with a C17 cover

Externally, the church has a tile roof, the eaves being raised in the C14