St Mary

The current building appears to date from Norman times, with late 12th Century features including the south and blocked north doorways in the nave. The two bay blind arcade on the north side of the nave may be as early as 11th Century. The tower is 13th Century, with arch and bell openings being approximately 1300. The chancel was rebuilt in the 18th Century (later re-Gothicized). The tower ground floor has reused Jacobean panelling (including six 16th Century medallions).

The grant will help fund a project for repairs to the tower roof and stonework, floor wall fittings and mullions, install accessible toilet in base of tower, install servery/kitchenette, and improved lighting and heating.