Church of All Saints

The Church of All Saints is a church built in 1906 by Hicks and Charlewood. It is constructed of ashlar stone with a stone slate roof. The church features a nave with a bell turret, a chancel, a north porch, and north and south vestries, all designed in the Decorated style. The nave has three bays with square-headed, two-light windows that are topped with hoodmoulds. The north porch includes angle buttresses and a door with continuous moulding beneath a hoodmould, along with a shield in a square recess above. The west end also has angle buttresses and a two-light reticulated window set in a broad shallow projection that rises to support an octagonal, castellated bell turret with cusped ogee-headed openings. The chancel has two bays with similar windows and an arched, three-light reticulated east window. A tall octagonal chimney is located on the south vestry. The east gable of the nave and the east gable of the chancel are adorned with foliated cross finials. Inside, the church features panelled wood ceilings with decorative bosses and friezes that have inscriptions carved in relief. There is a well-crafted font cover and a pulpit with carvings in the Arts and Crafts style, along with a reredos in a similar style.