Church of St. Laurence

The Church was built about 1150.  The basic plan is Norman; features are the South doorway and there are blocked Norman windows in the South wall of the Chancel.

A Lady Chapel was added in the 13th Century and the North aisle and tower in the 15th Century.

There are several remnants of tombstones from the 13th and 15th Centuries re-used in later alterations to the Church.

The nave roof has timbers from the 14th Century but parts had to be replaced, (in the same style), in the 1960's.

Much of the Church dates from the late 19th and 20th Centuries, including the pews and pulpit, (abt.1862), the carved reredos (1904), the Chancel Screen (1911) and the stained glass in the Lady Chapel (1943).