The West End

The west end of the church is most commonly associated with the font, as the main feature of the west end is the large stone font.

Above the west end is the tower which houses the bells, evidence of which can be seen in the tower door at the back of the west end and the signal bell rope which descends from the ceiling.

Other than the font there is little to see in this part of the church, although the panelling on each side wall of this area is interesting to note.

The Tower

Perhaps the one place that is seen least by visitors to the church is the tower. Home to the bells which are regularly rung, the tower as it stands today was built in 1870 replacing one that fell two years earlier after a thorough restoration.