St Mary

C15 stained glass depicting ten Apostles

St John

St Jude

1374 brass of William Cheyne

1368 brass of Thomas Cheyne, shield-bearer (scutifer) of Edward III. The inscription (now missing) once read: Made from earth, a man called Thomas Cheyne lies buried here, an illustrious shield-bearer of the King. He was gracious to all, and skilled in conversation. Christ, the Son of God, guide and cleanse his soul and take care of him.

Mainly C15 but re-using C13 and C14 material, restored C19. Flint with clunch blocks, used in chequer on tower; later limestone dressings, bands of ironstone alternating with clunch ashlar to chancel

Mainly square headed windows, 3-light with hoodmoulds to C16 clerestory, cusped lights to C15 belfry and aisle windows; 4-centred arched windows with cusped lights, to side of Chancel, 5-light square headed E. window

C15 timber roofs

Fittings: C12 tub font with arcading, old seats at W. end of nave

Glass in E, window, original C15 stained glass made to fit the window, ten Apostles

N. window of chancel has panel of C15 stained glass

Brasses in chancel to 2 Knights, both C14, and one to a priest 1531.

Monument in chancel to Lord & Lady Newhaven d.1728 & 32, by William Woodman the Elder (c.1654-1731) "one of the most outstanding monuments in England" (Gunnis)

Reredos background with Corinthian columns and an open scrolled pediment with semi-reclining figure on a grey sarcophagus against a grey obelisk

Seated figure of Lady Newhaven to RH of the white base of the monument; to the LH the coronet on a cushion