A medieval parish church, built mainly of flint with a 12th century round tower, a 13th century porch and extensive 19th century restoration. The church may date back to the Late Saxon period, and an excavation carried out in 1984 discovered Late Saxon burials and pottery. However, the church itself dates to the post Conquest period, although it may be on the site of an earlier building.
Mainly plain glass with a centre panel made from 15th century fragments including medallions of St Matthew
Mainly plain glass with a centre panel made from 15th century fragments including medallions of St Margaret
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Looks like a Ward & Hughes window probably from around 1880. The figure is Fides (Faith)
This is a Ward & Hughes window probably from around 1860. The two lights contain a nativity and crucifixion scene
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Looks like a Ward & Hughes window probably from around 1880. The figure is Spes (Hope)
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Looks like a Ward & Hughes window probably from around 1880. The figure is Caritas (Charity)
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An early 20th century window of a C. Webb style. Blessed Virgin Mary on her throne
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An early 20th century window of a C. Webb style. Chris in his glory