If you are a good person like me, and use the church car park, this is the view that awaits you as you walk towards the church. Add today's Spring sunshine and two rows of daffodils, and it makes a splendid picture. This shows another view of the west end of the church. The quality of the workmanship shines through. As you head towards the porch glance up again at the tower and spirelet.
Gargoyles spout forth from the base of the embattled parapet.
Sadly the interior of the porch, although it has a stone roof, is disappointing. The interior is wide, light and spacious, as this view from the west end to the chancel shows. The woodwork is all light-coloured and of a single period, and the main roofs are also of wood. Sadly a huge tragedy struck the church on 5th February 1923 when the church was gutted by fire. The church was restored by the architect John Bilson and reopened on 25th March 1925.