St Nicholas

This dates from the end of the Norman period and consists of a lower sanctuary with a rib vaulted ceiling, above which is the upper sanctuary. Separating the upper sanctuary from the rest of the church is a wooden rail carved from a single block of wood dating from about 1180. That makes it the oldest wooden decorative timberwork in the country.

There is much else of interest to see in the church, including a font of about 1160, medieval patterned wall paintings, a 17th century pulpit, and monuments ranging in date from the 14th to the 18th century.

In the east window is a stained glass panel of the Virgin and Child from the early 13th century.