The present chancel dates from the 13th century, when the nave was lengthened and the tower was built.

[3] There was formerly a gallery at the west end of the nave, where musicians played; a corbel supporting it can be seen.

The present organ, by Hill, Norman & Beard, was installed in the south aisle in 1968.

The grass remains uncut at times, to allow wild flowers to flourish: more than 70 species have been identified.

In 2011 the church won Best New Entry in the Living Churchyards competition, and was runner-up in this category in 2012.