Church of St Teilo

The nave has a pointed arched-brace roof with one tier of wind braces. The principals stand on wall shafts with stylised stiff-leaf corbels. In the W wall is a similar but larger wall shaft carrying the bellcote. The chancel arch has polygonal responds, stiff-leaf capitals and a hollow-chamfered 2-centred arch. The chancel roof similar to the nave but with 2 tiers of wind braces and shorter wall shafts (with head stops beneath central trusses). The nave and chancel both have sill bands. The W windows have a continuous hood mould. The rere arch to the E window has free-standing clustered shafts in the centre flanked by plainer attached shafts, and with a continuous hood mould. In the N wall of the chancel is a doorway inserted to the vestry, with a lancet head and roll moulding, brought from Newcastle vicarage in 1963.

The floor has patterned tiles by Minton. The C13 plain, tub-shaped octagonal font is on a square base, and mounted on a stepped plinth with blue patterned tiles. Beside the font is a former stoup. A circular pulpit is on a thin pedestal in white stone with panelling and detached marble shafts. In the chancel is the shaft of a pillar piscina beneath a C19 stone shelf in the N wall, and with a scalloped bowl from another Norman piscina beside it.

In the chancel is glass by William Wailes contemporary with the church, depicting the Resurrection in the E window and Miracles of Christ in the S and N windows. In the W window is similar glass depicting Saints Teilo and Dewi. The nave N wall has glass commemorating the 1914-18 war, by A.J. Davies of Bromsgrove Guild, and by Jones and Willis, dated 1925.

In an Ecclesiologically correct Early-English style, and consisting of a nave with W bellcote and S porch, and a lower, narrower chancel. Snecked limestone with sandstone dressings, steep slate roofs with coped gables. The 4-bay nave has stepped buttresses with gablets, a moulded corbel table and lancets with sill and impost bands. The porch is to the L of centre. Its S wall is ashlar with stopped chamfers to the angles, and has a doorway with a lancet arch, one order of attached shafts with stiff-leaf capitals and a hood mould with head stops. Small narrow lights to side walls. The S doorway to the nave has a 2-centred head, and a boarded door with ornate strap hinges.

The chancel is 2 bays with stepped buttresses, lancet windows with hood moulds and continuous sill band. L of centre is a priest's door with a lancet head and hood mould, and a boarded and ribbed door with strap hinges. Above the doorway is a stone sundial dated 1720 carried on corbels dated 1923. The E window is 3 stepped lancets under a continuous hood mould with foliage stops. A small round opening beneath the apex has a trefoil window. On the N side of the chancel is the gabled vestry, flanked by lancets in the chancel wall, and with lean-to on the W side over steps down to a vestry undercroft.

The nave N wall is similar to the S side. In the W wall is a doorway under a 2-centred head with hood mould and with one order of attached shafts and moulded capitals. The W door is boarded with ornate strap hinges. Above are 2 lancets with continuous hood mould and head stops. Between the windows is a head corbel beneath a tall wall shaft with stiff-leaf capital, which carries the octagonal bellcote. The bell frame is open and has 2 bells. Above a dog-tooth frieze is an octagonal spirelet crowned with a gilded weathervane.