Although superbly tidy, quiet & clearly well kept, with neat lawns, planted trees & little, next to no litter strewn about. The grounds of the church although appeared to be wheelchair & pushchair accessible, the memorial gardens were not. It was very wet the day I went so of course I'd expect everything to likely be slippery. But there are no hand rails, no signs warning of steeps inclines, rickety narrow steps or the uneven ground at the front of the church. Whether this church is still used for worship I don't know as the only sign with its name had all details painted over & its bell detached. The church is rather well hidden & sat away from the main road so it was incredibly quietly despite the main road below & the grounds were spacious. It would be reasonably easy to adapt for social distancing as you can walk all the way round & has a large entrance door.
