St Bartholomew

slate roof with decorative ridge tiles, parapet with kneelers at west end and wrought iron cross finial at east end of ridge.

West tower:late C13 with C19 upper part and spire.

Lower stage has a late C13 cusped lancet in its west elevation.

Nave and chancel: largely rebuilt in 1880, but some C12 masonry survives, notably the north wall and the base of the south wall.

The fittings include a C19 panelled reredos, an early C17 altar table with turned legs and moulded rails, an early C19 mahogany and-brass organ case by J C Bishop, a C19 octagonal stone front and three-sided timber pulpit and a mid-C17 parish chest with panelled front and carved top rail.

There is also recorded to be a bench in the tower incorporating some C17 panelling.

Memorials: chancel has two memorials to the Evans family.

Also memorial to Thomas Deykin, died 1833, on the west wall of the nave.

Glass: the east window has stained glass by W Done of Done and Davies, of Shrewsbury, dated 1880. (RCHM, Herefs, III, p 43, item 1