St Michael

Largely late C13 or early C14 with one earlier doorway, Perpendicular features and some Victorian restoration work.

South doorway in coped gabled Victorian porch, the doorway itself round arched, chamfered with no shafts, and of C12.

Inside, C13 tower arch, narrow and steeply arched, triple chamfered with two rounded shafts and roll moulded abaci, and outer hood mould with corbel heads.

Ornately carved Victorian wood altar rails.

Fragments of medieval glass in south window to chancel with floral and emblematic motifs, and one Bishop's head.

Jacobean pulpit with two tiers of round arched blank arcading.

Font may be Early English, round with no differentiation between base and bowl and recessed lancet decoration.

Arms of Queen Victoria in north aisle and one hatchment in south aisle.