St Michael And All Angels

extended early C14 with further alterations of late C14 to early C15, chancel rebuilt and shortened circa 1750.

West tower: early C14 and of three stages with moulded plinth band and offsets to upper stages.

Nave: C12, aisles added early C14, the easternmost bay of each aisle was altered or heightened to form a transept, circa 1400.

At the western end are the remains of two wall memorials.

The north aisle windows flank the gabled C14 north porch, which has a pointed archway of two orders, and a roof with swept wind-braces and an arch-braced collar truss above the north doorway

The north transept has an ogee-arched doorway beneath the east window and the south transept has a wall memorial (illegible) beneath its east window, to the right of which is an ogee-arched squint.

It has a reset early C14 east window of three lights with reticulated tracery and a hoodmould.

On the south side are two 2-light windows with hoodmoulds and returns flanking a reset early C14 blocked doorway.

There is the remains of a C14 piscina in the north transept and also in the east respond of the south arcade with a cusped ogee-arched head.

The octagonal stone font is C14 and has cusped ogee-arched blind panels on the sides of the basin.

The pulpit is C19.

In the north aisle is a parish chest inscribed: "1684 Ex do HB".

Memorials: in the north wall of the chancel is a tomb recess of the early C14 with the reclining figures of a woman and child.

Above is an obelisk-shaped memorial to Rev Josiah Smart died 1769, by T Symonds of Hereford, a Gothic-style memorial to Henrietta Thorneycroft, died 1844, and a sarcophagus memorial with a swagged urn relief to Nicholas Mann, died 1811, by Preece of Hereford.

On the south side of the chancel is a brass inscription panel with a moulded stone surround to John Pember, died 1677, and also another memorial with a festooned urn relief to Wilson Bewicke, died 1799.

There are also two large illegible memorials at the west end of the south aisle, one of which is obelisk-shaped and by T Powell of Leominster.

Glass: east window by Heaton, Butler and Bayne: (RCHM Herefs II, p 12-15