Monuments

Paley and Austin also designed a fine war memorial to commemorate the 46 parishioners who died and 196 who served in the First World War.

Close by is an alabaster wall tablet commemorating Thomas Greenhalgh. He left £1350 to pay for coal and clothing for the poor of the parish, along with the same sum to pay for the insurance, renewals and repair of the church and school. He also left £350 to pay for hats for the little singers at the annual sermon.

On the south side of the nave is a wall tablet to the memory of William Popplewell, the long-serving first vicar and his wife, erected by their daughter.