The chancel also has 13th century windows with spikes, quatrefoils and circles, as well as a 12th-century tomb slab, sedilia and Elizabethan tablet to Ambrose Belgrave (died 1571).

[3][2] The church was restored in 1857[4] and then again 3 years later by Ewan Christian.

In 1861, W. Gillet restored the south aisle windows and George Gilbert Scott did some more work in 1877–78.

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