[2] It is a Gothic box shape with four tall corner turrets.

The interior has galleries on each side, and the apsidal chancel dates is a later addition from 1871.

A new stained glass window by Ward and Hughes was installed, and the organ was improved by Charles Lloyd of Nottingham.

[5] In 1902 further works were carried where the exterior was repaired, and the upper stonework was taken down and adjusted.

[7] In 1836 Gray and Davison supplied a second hand organ for £177 local legend has it that this organ came from the Theatre Royal Dury Lane, the theatre did hire an "oratorio organ from Gray and Davison until 1834 so may be true(presumably the one referred to above as improved by Lloyd and Dudgeon)