Article Category: Religious Buildings

Built in 1996 as an area where parishioners may hold meetings or socialise over light refreshments. Mary Bass was a local landowner who left a trust fund the income of which was to be used to maintain…

Walking down the south aisle there is plenty to scrutinise. A children’s area was created in recent years and is well used at certain services throughout the year. Just past the south door and porch y…

Sitting on the pews they are much admired and were made by parishoners as part of a Millennium project.…

In 2024 this was extensively renovated and restored to its full glory by Delvin Plummer Stained Glass of Norwich. It is worth noting the unusual design of the stone structure which is early Perpendicu…

You will see both in the Chancel and along the other walls in the church many commemorative plaques and by themselves they relate an interesting history of the town and its inhabitants over hundreds o…

It is believed that both the Piscina (niche containing a stone bowl) and Sedilia (decorated stone seats for priests) are contemporary to the building of the chancel. But by the mid-nineteenth century …

These were nineteenth century additions.…

Depicts the Last Supper and is one of several Willders’ windows in the church. It is of a continuous design spread across the four lights.…

Memorial to Canon Hemmans and was designed by Wilfred Bond. The painted Reredos, carved in oak was erected by his parishoners and friends. Its panels represent the Nativity, Crucifixion and Resurrect…

The first organ of more modern times, built by Walker, was placed at the West end of the Church, but was replaced by a Kirkland organ in 1886 at the east end of the south aisle. This was reconstructed…