This picturesque small village church is no longer used for regular worship but is managed by the…read moreChurches Conservation Trust, a charity that looks after several hundred church buildings that are of historic and architectural value. It is celebrated for two main special features: the mediaeval wall paintings and the beautiful stained-glass windows. The wall paintings are extensive and remarkable for their antiquity. The windows are impressive and very fine. There are some other features here too, some ancient chain books, and memorials. The church is well kept with help from a local group of fiends and there are occasional services and concerts held in it. The churchyard is also in far better condition than those of many rural churches in continued regular use as places of worship. Access is by collecting the key from one of two nearby houses, and the ancient lock on the door needs a bit of fiddling to open. There don't seem to be any fixed hours but common sense suggests that you should visit in the daytime and as the light switches are not obvious, visit in daylight hours. There are activities for children and there is some interpretation and a small guidebook available. There is no fee but donations are requested and it is to be hoped that visitors will make a contribution to the upkeep of this beautiful ancient church.