The Holy Trinity

Originally C12, much rebuilt and enlarged C13, with C14 S. porch

Roof altered early C16, all restored 1909. Flint with stone dressings and lead roofs

Aisles have moulded parapets and late C13 2-light traceried windows

Central N. window altered with C14 reticulated tracery; 2 S. windows also altered, the left with Y tracery, the right a large C14 Decorated window of 4 lights with early C18 memorial tablet below

E. bay of N. aisle is of a different build, possibly incorporating remains of a C12 transept, and has C15 flat-headed window in E. wall

N. doorway also C12 with semi-circular unmoulded arch on moulded imposts

Nave has good early C13 arcades with 4 bays of unmoulded arches of 2 orders on circular piers with variously carved foliage capitals

Traces of wall paintings and painted texts above, the N.E. wall of nave with painted panel of The Creed

C16-C17 nave roof

Both aisles have traces of wall paintings, including figures of St. Christopher; and Adam and Eve

C15 roofs with carved bosses

Narrow trefoil recess in N. wall with brass to William Hern, priest, 1525. Trefoil piscina with recess below

Aisle; C18 carved wooden candlestick with claw-foot base; late C19 stained glass

Fittings: fine C12 font of Aylesbury type with carved frieze, fluted bowl, cable moulding and foliage in inverted scallops on base; C15 eagle lecturn on early C20 stand; C17 altar table in S.