An unexpected murder-mystery scene (long time ago)! Inscription on a plaque inside the porch suggests the murderer was never found. An interesting building Norman and later, with lots of re-used Roman materials. The building is on a round, raised site, high on the hill, perhaps suggestive of earlier use of the site. Parking is available free nearby. Some thoughtful notices kindly placed in the church help to explain the history of features inside.
Jamie-Lee Harley Thornton
Interesting village church open daily and one of 5 local churches open daily.
Pam Smyth
Beautiful little church . Feels so peaceful xx
Mark Huettinger
Shame its was open i visted over month ago
Tim Peckham193 days ago
Beautifully kept church
Steve Ashley224 days ago
Pretty church. I'm fascinated by the old tenor bell from 1420 sitting on the floor of the tower.
Ian Yates254 days ago
An early Norman church with an inexpressively vile 1928 brick built tower. This excrescence replaced a timber tower, which was a renovation of an 15th century original. The church interior is spartan, with the exception of a gaudy, cheap looking alter. I travelled here with a friend who came to visit the grave of his great grandfather.
I'm fascinated by the old tenor bell from 1420 sitting on the floor of the tower.