In the 14th century wider aisles were built and a tower, which has a turret and a Hertfordshire spike, was added.

[3] In the north aisle, moved here from the chancel in 1882, is a marble monument to Sir William Gore (1644–1707) and his wife Elizabeth.

It shows Gore, wearing the robes of Lord Mayor of London, and his wife reclining on either side of a funerary urn.

[3][4] Nearby to the west, also moved from the chancel in 1882, is a marble monument to his son John Gore (c.

[5] The war memorial, situated in front of the church, was funded by public subscription, and was dedicated in November 1918.