C17 alterations, general restoration and additions in 1877 by G.E. Street.
Coursed limestone and sandstone rubble with tile patching in tower, and roughly squared limestone dressings
chamfered-arched boarded doorway in second bay from left with capitals, dogtooth- enriched hoodmould with carved stops and reset carved head in wall above
low clasping buttresses to East and triple-stepped East lancets under continuous hoodmould with carved stops.
North-east arch with square respond and simple impost moulding to East, capital to South-west pier with small carved heads at corners, pointed tower- arch with simple imposts, round-arched window to tower above
continuous 14-bay roof over nave and chancel with double purlins, arch- bracing to collars, cusped V-struts, cusped wind braces forming quatrefoils, ceilure over altar, and carved winged-angels to wall plate
probably re-sited C12 organ arch to South-west