A road widening scheme caused the relocation of the churchyard walls in 1902, retaining the original railings, and on completion, a row of trees was planted to commemorate the Coronation of Edward VII and Alexandra. In 1909, work started on a new south aisle designed by W. D. Caröe and Herbert Passmore, which was completed in the following year and extended in 1928 to form a side chapel by C. E Kempe &amp; Co. Caröe also added a flight of steps leading to the tower door. A prominent wheelchair ramp was added to the south in 2003, designed by Kay Pilsbury Architects.