The Chancel

The chancel, like the altar, is part of the east end of the church. Home to the church's impressive organ, the chancel is also home to the choir stalls and the vicar's stall. A step from the nave separates this area and a cross often hangs above at the entrance to the chancel.

A thorough restoration of the chancel was carried out in 1863 by the lay rectors at a cost of £1000, the east window was inserted in 1890 and was a gift of General Chippendale.

The photographs below, show views of the chancel as well as the organ and the east window in the distance.