Church of St Paul

The nave has a 6-bay arch-braced roof on moulded corbels. The chancel arch has 2 orders of chamfer, the inner order on moulded capitals. Hoodmould with foliage stops. The chancel has closely-spaced scissor-braced trusses. In the W wall of the nave, adjacent to the N doorway, is a segmental arched recess with 2 small windows lighting the font.

The font has an octagonal bowl with alternate quatrefoils and trefoils, and a stem of clustered shafts with moulded caps and bases. The pews have moulded straight-headed ends, while the choir stalls and priest's stall have poppy heads. The polygonal wooden pulpit has blind cusped arches which have quatrefoils in the spandrels.

In the W window is glass bearing the Victorian coat of arms and dated 1853, restored by Linley Glass Studios. Three windows have stained glass of the 1990s and are all by W Wilson of Linley Glass Studios. The E window, c1990, shows Christ in Heaven. In the nave S wall is a window showing 'Suffer the Children' c1996, while the N wall shows the shipwreck of St Paul, c1992.

Gothic revival parish church. Nave, chancel, NW steeple containing porch, and N vestry. Constructed of snecked grey stone with sandstone dressings under slate roofs, the windows with Geometrical tracery. Detail includes a moulded plinth, sill band, plain eaves cornice and angle buttresses with offsets. Most of the windows have 2 cusped lights and a cinquefoil in plate tracery under a pointed arch, the hoodmoulds with foliate end stops.

Two-stage tower supporting a broach spire, the lower stage with set-back buttresses. Pointed-arched doorway to N side with 3 orders of mouldings, the central ones on attached shafts with ringed capitals and bases, the capitals with dog-tooth enrichment. It contains double planked doors with iron strap hinges. Above the doorway is a pair of cusped lancets. Single cusped lancet to W face. The upper stage is narrower, rising from offsets, and has a Lombard frieze. Each face has a 2-light louvre plate-traceried opening in the same style as the windows, the hoodmoulds without end stops. The spire has a lucarne to each face and is surmounted by a finial and weather vane.

The N side of the nave has 3 plate-traceried windows separated by buttresses. The chancel is lower and narrower. To the R is the gabled vestry with basement storey. Chamfered pointed-arched doorway to N gable end under a hoodmould. Three steps up to planked door. Raised copings and kneelers to gable, with end stack supporting 2 polygonal dressed stone shafts. To the E side of the vestry is a pair of cusped lancets, in front of which are stone steps leading down to the basement. To the L is a planked door under a Tudor-arched head with chamfer, to the R of which is a small window in the same style. To the L of the vestry, the chancel has a pair of cusped lancets, the hoodmould with foliate end stops. The E end has clasping buttresses and an ornate cross finial to the gable apex. Three-light E window in bar tracery with a large sexfoil flanked by 2 trefoils.

The S side of the chancel has 2 windows as N side, separated by a buttress. The nave has 3 windows as N side of nave, along with buttresses, and a single cusped lancet to the far R. Asymmetrical W end, with angle buttress between tower and nave and another to the centre of the gable end. Between these is a lean-to baptistery with a 2-light window under a gablet. Above the lean-to is a shallow-arched opening with a cinquefoil above 2 trefoils in plate tracery. To the R of the lean-to is a tall window as elsewhere. In the gable apex is a circular window containing a cusped sexfoil.