St Peter

but with C12 origins

Late C13 north aisle and arcade

widened C14

south aisle and arcade early C15

Chancel altered late C14/early C15

Mid/late C14 tower has C15 upper parts

Late C15 clerestory

Early C17 south porch

Old plain-tile roofs have coped gabled parapets

C15 diagonal buttresses

C13 buttresses of 5 offsets to north and of one offset with stop-chamfered corners to south

C16 south door below central window has chamfered 4-centred arch

Mid C14 eastern window with flowing tracery

Former processional passage through from north to south has late C14 archways,with C18 woodwork framing window to north

Moulded parapet and pyramid plain-tile roof, probably C18

Chancel has C15 niches with moulded jambs and restored cinqfoiled gabled canopy with crocketed pinnacles to left and right

C15 south piscina has moulded jambs, trefoiled ogee head and hood mould with head stops

Locker in north wall has C19 doors 4-bay C17 double queen strut roof has cambered tie beans, moulded wall plates and slightly curved wind braces

C13 north arcade of 2 orders has octagonal pillars with moulded capitals

Aisle has reconstructed C15 roof of 3 1/2 bays has stop-moulded tie beams, arched braces with moulded pendants to collar beams, and curved wind braces forming arches

6-bay arched brace aisle roof, possibly C17, has chamfered tie and collar beams

Fittings: font has part of late C15 octagonal bowl with thick ribs and shields: it was found in the vicarage garden in 1910

Late C19 pulpit, stalls, etc

Stained glass: east window has some fine C14 and C15 glass from various windows

C14 St

Monuments: chancel: Edward Hinton 1689