About This Event
St Andrew’s (II*) is thought to be an early nineteenth century rebuilding of a medieval church, although no perceptible early fabric remains. The church is valued for its survival as a modest but evocative late Georgian Anglican box with Gothick windows, and a completely intact interior. The chief joy is the painted and panelled pulpit and reading desk, the former so tall it almost touches the ceiling with its sounding board. There remains a complete set of box pews and an unusually elaborate memorial tablet against the east wall. The interior also houses a modest 12th century square font. Self-guided visits; information leaflets provided.