The present church was originally built by the Normans on the site of a Saxon one and in the 14^thC it was enlarged, but money ran out before the transepts and the western extension could be built. The rare and magnificent wall paintings are 17^thC and are now cared for by English Heritage.

We have a Norman font but much of the interior was renovated in the 19^thC to a very high standard. The windows are very fine examples of 19^thC work by Lavers & Westlake, London. We have a matched set of 6 Pennington Bells, cast in 1767, which are rung regularly.

This is just a very brief outline of our beautiful church. Do come and see it - the view from the churchyard is breathtaking.

Toni Kemeny