All Saints

C14, tower C15, restored, south aisle and south porch rebuilt by R. W. Johnson, 1860.

West tower, 3 stages, has moulded plinth, 3 chamfered string courses, coved eaves with 4 gargoyles, moulded crenellated parapet with 4 pinnacles, one of them with a weathercock.

North aisle, C14, 4 bays, has plinth and to east a diagonal buttress.

North side has to west a blocked C14 doorway with hood mould, flanked by single Geometrical double lancets.

East end has a late C15 untraceried double lancet with flat head.

Clerestory, C14, 3 bays, has to north 3 squat double lancets with various Decorated tracery.

East end has 2 double gabled angle buttresses with cross finials, and a restored C14 triple lancet with Geometrical tracery, hood mould and mask stops.

Central C14 ogee double lancet with transom, flanked to east by a blocked similar window with a crested memorial tablet, 1840, and to left by a C14 doorway with double filleted moulding.

Beyond, to left, a C14 cusped, transomed double lancet, smaller than the central window and set lower.

South doorway, C13, double chamfered and rebated, with round shafts and hood mould.

Interior has double chamfered and rebated tower arch, C13, with hood mould and mask stops, and round responds.

Nave north arcade, early C13, 5 bays, has blocked eastern bay, and round piers with moulded bases on square pads.

South arcade, c.1300, 4 bays, has thinner round piers with round bases and capitals, double chamfered and rebated pointed arches with hood moulds and mask stops.

Fittings of 1860 include pine stalls, desks and benches, traceried panelled octagonal oak pulpit and brass lectern.

Cll round font with interlaced arcading.

Monuments include a scrolled marble cartouche, 1712, large pedimented marble tablet with crest, 1734, marble and slate tablets 1757 and 1795.

Single C20 brass.